Life With Ella

Today, we started the day going to a Country Fair at Children’s Day School. This was the first event at CDS that we have been to as a family. It was fun, a little hectic, lots of kids and parents…I don’t know if we’re ready for all of this! Ella watched a sheep get sheared, played on the slide, looked at the chickens, played a few games, had a cupcake and some cookies – she really had a good time. Here are some pictures…

Ella told us that she was driving to New Jersey

Playing a beanbag game

Ella about to meet the boy on the other side of the wall who was giving her back the beanbags

Ella and some other kids checking out the sheep with her new haircut

Here are some of the CDS chickens

Helping Ella climb up the curvy pole

Ella and mommy having some fun together

Look at our cute little chicken

We came home and Ella had some gnocchi (Ella’s request) and then Ella took a little nap. At around 4:00, we all headed over to the Channel park to go to Brandon’s birthday. The party was a train themed party – the birthday boy loves Thomas the Tank Engine. It was a really sweet party and Ella had a blast. Ella had a lot of treats including sugar cookies that she decorated and icing from a green and a blue cupcake.

Ella arrived at the party in her red car

Here is the birthday boy Brandon riding on a cool train that his parents set up

Here’s Ella riding on the cool train

Waiting for the big bubbles

Look at all of the bubbles! Mommy did a great job making bubbles with Hariel’s dad Malcolm

I got it!

Look at the amazing bubbles that mommy made

Look at the cupcake cake

Giving Brandon a happy birthday hug

Beautiful Ella on top of tall mountain

After the party, we went over to Stella and Juliet’s to drop off Juliet’s birthday present. I didn’t have my camera, but I think Ron got some really cute shots. Tomorrow is Juliet’s birthday. We can’t wait to celebrate Juliet!!!

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