The Hendricksen's: I have a tee... Jentry is a tee... I cant say it. Jentry had another birthday!

Sunday, January 02, 2011

I have a tee... Jentry is a tee... I cant say it. Jentry had another birthday!

I cant believe it. But we have a teenager (there, I said it) in the house!!! Jentry celebrated her 13th Birthday in December! She had a pretty great day! It started like all birthdays do in this house... an early wake up call!!! We like to open presents before Scott goes to work which means waking the kids up dark and early! This year we got Jentry some boots, an outfit, and $50 towards her i-pod fund she has been saving up for.

During school I went and snuck some roses in her locker.

That night we went to Chuck-a-rama with my parents. We just happened to stop by Sams and they had a i-pod on sale. It was the display model and right in Jentrys price range! So she was able to get that. She was so excited!!

That Friday she had a party with her cousins and her BFF. They went and saw Tangled and then came back to our house for an ice cream bar. We had lots of fun toppings for their ice cream. But as you can see...they had more fun pouring it in their mouths then on their ice cream!

Her BFF got to stay for a late night and her cousins got to sleep over! I think she had a pretty fun Birthday!

2 comments:

Amy G said...: YIKES! I'll say it for you - TEENAGER!; 6:09 AM
Denise said...: Wow. Teenager. Looks like a blast! You're a fun mom. :); 2:15 PM

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