The Hendricksen's: Chase turns 4!!!

Friday, April 29, 2011

Chase turns 4!!!

For Chases 4th Birthday Grandma and Grandpa came down and we took a trip to Nickle City! The kids love this place! They always end up with tons of tickets and fun prizes!! We had a great time there!!

We then went to Sizzler for dinner. Its one of our families favorite places to go together. I think... We always seem to end up there, anyway!
The next day, (his real birthday) Kyms family came over and we did a mini birthday for him.

He got a "lawn mower" for his birthday from Mom and Dad, Grandma and Grandpa and My Grandma and Grandpa (Whoever gave him $ for his birthday!! LOL) This boy loves loves loves lawn mowers and weed eaters. He is so funny.

Ty had had Chases present that he wanted to give him hidden under his bed for weeks. He knew it was Chases favorite and when he saw it on the shelf (food storage shelf in the basement) He knew Chase had to have it...

He also got a tag blanket that he calls "Taggy" for his tag obsession!

I cant believe my "baby" is four!!! Thats just crazy to me!! I love you Chasers!!!

1 comment:

Amy G said...: Yes they grow so fast! What fun birthday times, yay for lawn mowers... and Nickle City!; 10:21 PM

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