A Full Day of 15

Before bed on the 11th, we were able to sing happy birthday to T-man. He informed us that he was going to stay up until his birthday and the rest of us made it last midnight as well. I’m glad we could make him feel special from the very start of his day. 

Given he was up late, I was able to go to the store and pick up balloons and candy and also get doughnuts for a doughnut cake in the morning. 

He was not excited to have to do homework on hos birthday, but with finals week ahead, he did have to fit in some studies. But, he did get to play online with his cousins, see a friend for a bit and also play online with another friend. 

We also made the trek to Denver to try out Sushi-Rama (treadmill sushi as-T-man said). Both boys were excited to try a new concept and we were happy to get there a bit early so we didn’t have trouble getting a seat. We then drove around downtown for a bit to look at lights. 

The evening wrapped up with presents, cake and yes, a bit of homework. I saw some posts on Facebook from previous birthdays and so much of what I’ve written about T-man remain true today. 

“The day is almost over, but I can't let it go by without sharing that our little guy is now 7. Not sure where the time has gone, but his hugs are one of the things in this world that bring me true joy and my life is better because he is in it.”

" Happy birthday to my creative, tender-hearted, spirited son that is always there with a smile. I can't imagine life without you.“

Doughnuts and balloons! 

Sushi-Rama and the treadmill of sushi 

All the plates (they charge by the plate and color of plate) 

Presents 

Cake made by Marshall 

Happy birthday T-man