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Trey's Crazy Party

Well, we had very good intentions when it came to Trey's cowboy party.  Carl took off half of the day on Friday to help me get stuff set up in the yard and get some things picked up around here.  Saturday morning we woke up to clouds and rain :(  I was not very happy, but I was hopeful that by party time the rain would be gone.  Didn't happen!!  We ended up having to move EVERYTHING to the Community Center....at the last minute!!  There were hardly any decorations, and we weren't able to do all the cute games that I had planned for.  It just made me sick!!  Trey had a good time, though.  I didn't get many pictures either.  I'm hoping that my mom got some of him blowing his candles out.  My grandmother made his birthday cake ( a cowboy boot) and it was pretty good, not to be professional.  Carl and I gave Trey his present from us after we got back home from the party, because it was and outside present.  He loved it!!  He also chose to go out and eat at El Canaveral last night....he loves that place, and he even ate all of his hamburger and helped Carl eat his fajita meat.  He's a growing boy!!
Here are the few pictures I got:

Eating his hot dog with his stick horse

Eli, Carlie, Noah (drinking heavy!), and Makena

Throwing cow-patties (moon pies) into the bucket

Maxee on her stick-horse, butterscotch

Noah with his stick horse and a cow patty!

Fastest Cowboy In the West (stick horse race)!
I think Trey won :)

PRESENTS!!

He was very excited about the tent from Pop and Nanny

Opening his remote control car from Luke

Lightning McQueen flashlight to go with his tent

He had his whole head in the bag digging for
that present!

Cutest Cowboy EVER!!

His new digger!

Noah came to play too, although he didn't get too
much action on the digger...good luck to whoever
tries to get that away from T anytime soon!

Makena and Trey

Lovin' him some Mexican Food....wonder where he got that?!

My two boys

Oh, before I forget I wanted to say a special thank-you to my mother-in-law for helping out in the middle of the chaos at the party!  

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