Sunday, January 23, 2011

Happy Birthday, Ron!

This has been a very fun birthday for Ron (and me, too). First came a box in the mail which was full of Snickerdoodles for Ron from his sister, Evie in Washington. Celebration continued last night, when we went to a friend's house to watch the BYU-CSU game. (Our satellite carries CBS-C and Versus sports stations, and they have MTN, so we trade off - our house or theirs.) Our friend, Leo, had baked Ron a birthday cake - chocolate with icing, so that was the first treat. At Church this morning, the Priesthood brethren sang "Happy Birthday to You" to him. We had a special steak dinner at home, and then the fun began. We have three families with little children in our cul-de-sac. First came the green-iced sugar cookies with the fun card that you see above. Clayton, who is the next-to-smartest boy in his first grade class(by this own admission), made the card with his little brother, Cayden. Next came neighbor Carolyn with a plate of iced cinnamon rolls with a candle in the middle and a card written by her two boys. Friend Nancy dropped by with two pieces of chocolate cake, and the neighborhood trio of Jayden, Logan, and Kennedy, brought a fantastic plate full of chocolate-iced cupcakes stacked like a cake, with a candle on the top. Oh, and the home teachers brought a plate of cookies. Wish you could all drop in and help us eat these treats. Cards and remembrances were all much appreciated. We are grateful for the warm feeling that family and friends brought to this special day!

5 comments:

Julia said...

Yummmm! Wish I could help you with your treats!!!

Happy Birthday dad! I love you!

Judy said...

Bob and I add our birthday wishes! Ron, you were appropriately recognized! Happy day.

Suzanne said...

how sweet! happy birthday grandpa... LOVE YOU!

Ann said...

What a fun day! Happy belated birthday, Ron.

Steve Blood said...

Sorry that we don't have cake to add to the collection. Was thinking about you anyway, broke a tooth off at the gums last night. Birthdays are a good thing. Love from NY.