She woke up and got to open up her present from us. She's at that prime age where everything is princesses, bows, pink, and cute. All the stuff girls are made of. Mostly everything wrapped in Disney princess wrapping paper, but we got her a Disney princess scooter, a Disney hopscotch rug, a Snow White dress, a Belle dress with matching slippers, a Zhu Zhu hamster (mechanical toy hamster) with a couple tracks, and a couple of books.
I thought if we gave her our presents in the morning this would keep her busy until her party that evening, but it backfired cause she then just wanted me to play with her. But I couldn't, I had to get everything ready for the party. I promise as the years go by I will get better at taking pictures. I realized I didn't get any pictures of her in the dresses. I will get some later when she dresses up in them.
Then that evening we invited a few of her little friends over for a party. Of course it was a princess themed party. 
So the boys got a crown and a sword, and the girls got a little tiara comb, and a wand. 
But I have to say the highlight was the bouncy castle. Fun for all ages, even my mother. The pictures will speak for themselves. I can only say that Angie will never forget the correct way to get into one, and Mike will never forget the correct way to get out of one. But to have any sort of family get-together, family party, birthday party without a bouncy house, castle, or blowup house of some kind will just not cut it anymore. 
