A fancy Jack train.

Annabelle, of course, had to be Rapunzel. That child is not shy in the least. She loves being the center of attention!
The boys all seemed a bit nervous at first- they were all chewing on their hands! After a while they all relaxed a bit...
I thought Jack might get stage fright, as he has done in his past school performances, but he did OK- He was a little shy and mostly hid behind the other two boys, but he did manage to come to the front several times to do his lines!!! I'm curious to see how he does next time...
Our front "lawn" if you can even call it that was a complete mess; basically a pile of dirt and roots. As I was getting it ready to plant grass seed, Jack was playing with chalk in the driveway. I really wasn't paying too much attention to what he was drawing, being busy pulling roots and all, so when he called me over to see what he had done (he had a surprise for me), I was slightly taken aback...
Jack's birthday was a week ago- he's been FOUR for a whole week. What a big difference. Jack loves being four. I think he decided that he was all of a sudden a "big kid" now that he is four.
For his party we made him a 3D pirate ship cake. It didn't turn out exactly how I had planned but I think he was happy with the results. Nick helped with the decorating; he did the masts/rigging and even rolled an anchor out of a tootsie roll! ...Who knew he was so talented.
Jack is still very much into cars, and trains, but is starting to branch out more in his play interests. It's not all cars, all the time, any more... Now he plays with everything. He also likes to ride his bike, scooter, and drive super car, which he wasn't really interested in doing much last year. Maybe he feels he has better coordination now that he's four? Who knows.




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