The Hendricksen's: My Ty guy is FOUR!

Thursday, December 17, 2009

My Ty guy is FOUR!

And I cannot even BELIEVE it! Where has the time gone with these kids? He had a great birthday!! He woke up early (6 am) before Dad went to work so he could open his presents. He got a Batman Lego game, Bob the Builder Christmas DVD's, a new outfit and a TRANSFORMER! He was so excited. Brinley also bought him a little football and Jentry got him a frame and a CARS car.

He then went back to sleep like a good 4 year old boy!!!

We went to my cousins wedding that night and he had lots of fun running around and getting told "Happy Birthday!" from everyone!

The next night we went up to the Mayan with my parents. Ty love love loved it! Its a Mayan themed restaurant with guys swinging fire and jumping off of cliffs into the water! He had such a fun time there! He especially loved that they splashed water all of him and Grandpa!

Sorry the pics were taken on my phone and it doesnt work that great with no lighting! But you get the idea!

We then went back to Grandma and Grandpas and played a little Rock Band.

After that he got to stay at their house for a sleep over! What a fun birthday!!!

1 comment:

Unknown said...: Adore the "Four" pic. sooo cute!; 7:31 PM

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