58 degrees

Who'd have thought we could ride bikes and play outside in January without hats and scarfs? Weird. These three sure had fun (most of the time) running off some energy this evening.

Some people think my little people look alike. I really don't. I think they are each really unique looking and cute in their own ways.

This dude's smile makes me happy.

The not so happy version. Just trying to be honest in my documentation. :)

Goodbye two-year-old. Hello Kitty.

We celebrated Nat's 3rd birthday this past Saturday (her real birthday isn't until the 28th). She LOVED every minute of her special day! She loves Hello Kitty and wanted to wear every piece of Hello Kitty clothing she could find (sweater, necklace, bow, slippers, and even undies!).

Before I had kids, I thought I wanted all boys, but boy did she change all of that. She is sometimes a handful (ok, a lot of times), but I ADORE this girl. I love my boys with everything in me, but she is just special. A spunky, wild, crazy, dramatic, silly, funny, sweet, special little girl.

She's been talking about her Hello Kitty party for at least six months. When I say talking, I mean literally bringing it up at least once a day. She was SO excited about every little detail.

She ate a whole plate of food, four giant chocolate covered strawberries, a piece of cake with ice cream and AT LEAST four cake pops. I was getting physically ill watching her go back for more. She kinda likes sugar. :)

I love these pictures. This was the best part of the whole day. We were singing happy birthday to her and she was so happy. She was looking around the room at everyone and giggling and smiling. She was just soaking up every minute of getting the full attention of so many people that love her. She is definitely a middle child...craves attention. I just keep looking at her face and smiling.

Presents! (Notice all the Hello Kitty accessories!)

Some of the party peeps...although I failed to get pictures of some.

I love you, Natalie Alison! Happy 3rd Birthday!