Frickjrs: Happy Birthday Kierin!

Friday, August 29, 2008

Happy Birthday Kierin!

I know this is a little behind the times, but Kierin celebrated his 5th birthday on August 17th! Its hard to believe that he is only 5 because it seems like he has been around all my life; at the same time its hard to believe that he is 5 already since I think of him as my little baby Kierin!

Kierin had a great birthday-participating in a kids race in Anchorage and going to see the "Star Wars: Clone Wars" movie with his best buds Michael and Jack Moore and their mom, Mommy & Daddy, and Jessica's friend Katherine. Also, Meemaw and Peepaw came over for Scooby Doo cake and the present opening ceremony! So, it was a great day for a birthday.

Thank you for the pirate chest Meemaw! Kierin loves to play with this when we go to the rec room before dinner.

Kierin, with Michael and Jack as they prepare to play the soccer game that Grandma Kathy sent. Thank you Grandma-Kierin knows how hard this was to find!

Kierin makes a wish and blows out his candles.

Even Connor enjoyed the cake-especially the icing!

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