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Photo’s From Mark’s Happy Birthday
26 Aug 2011Happy Birthday Omi!
07 Jun 2011June 2nd (HB2Me)
03 Jun 2011I had a very happy birthday. (click any to enlarge)
Oscar woke me up to this card, which is specially designed for me – No Purple.
And,he wore my favorite t-shirt, even though he “doesn’t prefer it”. That’s a flower petal for me!
We sat in the backyard and enjoyed the sun. What could be better? Oscar took this shot.
Oh, hello neighbors! It’s Georgia’s birthday too – her first.
And did you know, asymmetrical shoulders are all the rage in onsies.
Lucy’s gift to me was a double long nap!
Not pictured: Nana and Chief, Madie & Alex, Cole & Kiera, Mark & Vale. Thanks for spoiling me guys!
Oscar looked up and spotted me this beauty. Which was even more fitting because of something he said earlier in the day. We had been watering the flowers, and making rainbows in the spray. He said, “Mom, rainbows are especially good on your birthday”.
Family tradition: put your ring around a candle, and when the candles are blown out, you get a wish too.
The little ones were on ice cream cake alert. (‘fishfood’!)
Also, not pictured, All the birthday phone calls and cute facebook wishes. The spectacular gifts, which I adore (and Kristi – the surprise present?! OMG.) The flowers of Perfect color. Even the magazine subscription. Thanks everyone – I felt really loved! xoxo
Flowers for Ava’s 8th Birthday
07 May 2011My happy tradition (and means of coping through May 7th) is to head over to Bloomers for some Kick-ass Peonies.
We had them for Ava’s first birthday, and pretty much every year since!
(Last year’s was especially nice because Lucy was there, and our family finally felt complete.)
Here’s this year’s pick, paired with a sweet princess cake from Schubert’s.
This sweet package came in the post:
Nana and Chief brought these gorgeous blooms to Holy Cross:
(If you ever want to go, the grave is all the way back, all the way to the right, in a place marked “holy angels”.)
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UPDATE:
Omi sent this photo in. It’s a peony she planted in Sebastopol. (See her writing in the comment section below.) These flowers don’t really thrive in SF, it’s too cold during the summers. But the heat in the country is ideal! And, what a pretty color!