The Francis Family: Happy Birthday Tyson!!

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Happy Birthday Tyson!!

Tyson turned two on Friday the 13th! My mom called to see if we were having a scary party for him :) We didn't. But we did have the Riggs over and had some dinner and dessert! I was planning on cutting up a bunch of fruit (separated of course since Tyson does not like things mixed) and then having giant cookies since those are things that he likes. Unfortunately, I seriously messed up the cookie dough so instead I just spread it all out and made a fruit pizza. Tyson didn't seem to mind! Thank you to everyone who sent us gifts and cards! Tyson is a lucky boy to have so many people who love him!

Someone was snitching before we sang the song!

Happy Birthday Tyson!

Tyson opening his presents :)

He's so excited he just can't take it sitting down!
He has grown up so much over the past two years it is crazy! You moms out there better enjoy every second with your little ones! It goes by so fast it is sad to think about!

3 comments:

Harry and Suzanne said...: Tyson sure is getting cuter by the minute. Wish we were there to help celebrate those special times, like birthdays and such. We are happy you post pictures and all those special times on your blog. It's great! Love and miss you all!; August 19, 2010 at 4:58 PM
Lindsay said...: Tyson is so adorable, Shannon! Happy birthday to him!; August 19, 2010 at 7:10 PM
Claire Bertin said...: Aww... A belated happy birthday to Tyson! And I love reading about how he is saying "No gank you!" Haha. What a cutie!; August 21, 2010 at 10:37 AM

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