Some bunny's TWO!

It was mid-January when we celebrated Quinn's second birthday. The weather was wonderful, just as it had been the year before. That meant the kids spent most of their time outside on the swing set and trampoline, but, eventually, they made their way in for presents and cake.

Since I'm a few months behind, I can report that Quinn is a sassy but oh so sweet two-year-old. She can be a little short in the patience department at times and may occasionally intend to ruin your photo with her "no cheese" face, but she's also quick to say sorry in that soft, sweet voice of hers. Josh and Stacy already have their hands full with her, but I can't wait to see the spunky little girl she's growing into. Happy birthday, Quinn! Your Aunt Abby and Uncle Kyle love you very much.

 The party was bunny themed because Quinn has to have her "fluffy bunny" to sleep at night. It's her favorite toy.


 Josh did a great job on her cake. The day of her party was also the birthday of two of her guests so he made each of them a cake of their own, as well. 


 The birthday girl couldn't bear to put fluffy bunny down for this photo.

 We were still waiting on everyone to get there, but Quinn was ready to get started on her presents! 




 She did a great job opening presents and even let me help her open one! 

Immediately after she opened each gift, she would take it over to Mamo to show her. Poor Mom ended up with a lap full of presents by the end of it! 


Cake time!

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