Friday, May 17, 2013

Sage is Seven...Officially!!!

Thankfully the first words out of my mouth when Sage came running down into my bedroom in the morning were "Happy Birthday sweet Sagie!" Unfortunately those were not the first words out of the boys mouths. Nope, they were busy showering when she came bolting in expecting to be greeted with a joyous "Happy Birthday Sage!" Instead she got told to "Get out...Privacy!" Lesson learned: Make certain EVERYONE in the family is reminded that the first words out of their mouths on Sage's birthday is "Happy Birthday!" For someone who is so good about remembering every one elses birthday it's no wonder her feelings would be hurt when the same doesn't happen to her. Thankfully after a few tears, she was all smiles again!

So here is the birthday girl before heading off to school a year older!



Unfortunately I didn't get a photo of her and I having lunch together at school but what a hoot that is. I always love watching her interact with all her little friends! For her special birthday dinner, Sage had picked out my chicken and broccoli rice casserole which I take as a compliment since she could have picked eating out but chose my home cooking!!! And finally it was time for the family party...



Here is Jack explaining to Sage what her present includes. This lucky girl and I will fly off to Chicago for a mommy daughter trip and spend the afternoon at the American Girl store shopping and eating! In addition to that she also got a gift basket full of all sorts of American Girl books, DVDs, polish, and soaps, and some clothes from the boys. She loved the AG DVDs and was so thrilled that of all the movies out there, the two she got took place in both Seattle and Cincinnati, the only two places she's lived. Totally unplanned!



I can't even express the joy that comes from having Sage in our family. She is our sunshine, our "happy child" who is so thoughtful and kind and soooo adores her older brothers. She's our miracle baby and my little buddy! We love you Miss Sage!!!

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