Then, while the others slaved away over their academics, Michael got to play his DS. And later, for dinner, he was treated to Chili's where he received a complimentary Chocolate Molten Lava Cake.Of course that was almost a week ago. Since Daddy missed his Chili's outing, tonight we went to our traditional birthday restaurant for a dinner hibachi-side. At the end of the meal, Michael donned the birthday hat while I tried not to think about how many other heads have been in it. And two servers sang a Japanese birthday song, which sounded suspiciously like If You're Happy and You Know It. After the song, he enjoyed another complimentary chocolate treat.
I won't mention that every day this week the kids have also convinced me to pull out leftovers from Michael's birthday cake. I suppose when everyone is willing, there's no reason not to make a birthday party last for a week, right?
7 comments:
If you still have leftovers from the birthday cake, you're pretty disciplined.
Ours disappeared pretty quickly during siestas and after bedtime. (Funny that...)
That sleepy pj picture is too adorable!
I say celebrate it for another week. As long as there's chocolate, of course!
Hey, I'll take a week-long birthday celebration!
Week long celebration? That's awesome. Lovely pictures. Nice hat BTW...:)
A birthday week? Genius! I'll pull that one the next time mine rolls around. Inspired!
I think partying for a whole week for a birthday is a great idea. :) Cute photos...looks like a great time. Happy Birthday, I mean week, Michael! :)
Sounds like a fun week! You might as well eat the cake if it's there! :)
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