Birthday Celebration!

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Saturday was Jeanne's birthday and it just so happens her close friend's birthday is the day before and there were several other birthdays right around them, so there was a party to celebrate.  We had lots of yummy food including a buttery pound cake that quenched sweet pea's sweet tooth.  They also had a DJ setup with lights and speakers in the garage.  We had a great time dancing.  Aaron and I were jitterbugging and that really got baby girl kicking!  It was really a fun evening and we had a chance to play with Jeanne's friend, Nicole's, baby girl, Delaney.  She's a little over a year and a half and quite a talker!  Makes me excited for what lies ahead!
Here are some pictures we took:
Jeanne' with Delaney
Jeanne' and her friends
Me and Aaron dancing
Me and Dad dancing

Comments

Nikki said…
OH looks like TONS of fun!! Happy late b-day Jeanne'!!!
September 14, 2009 at 1:18 PM
Jeanne' Bourgeois said…
Thanks, It was a lot of fun.
September 15, 2009 at 8:43 AM
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