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Happy 3rd Birthday to my Sweet Baby Boy!


My little boy turns 3 years old today. Time flies so fast. For his birthday he wanted a Lightning McQueen birthday cake (from Cars) and so I decided to attempt it. I had never made a cake like this before, but I am satisfied with how it turned out. It really wasn't all that hard -- just time consuming. I will totally make a cake like this again!

This was a fun birthday because he actually blew out his candles on his own for the first time ever and he eagerly tore open his presents! It was exciting. Here are a couple pictures of the main event. It was just me, E, J, and their dad. A fun little family birthday party!






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your momma said…
Yay !!! Happy Birthday to my darling grandson!!! The cake looks wonderful.... wish I was able to be there to partake...

talk to you soon
8:57 AM
Dorinda said…
He looks sooo Happy!!
7:39 PM
Anonymous said…
Awwww ... what a cutie! Love that great grin!

barb
2:19 PM
Stephanie Theriot said…
you are tagged
5:53 PM
Ashley said…
You did a great job decorating that cake! I want piece!
Hope your son had a great day.
9:26 PM
Tara Macfarlane said…
For a first timer, what a terrific job decorating that cake! It looks like a professional did it! Hope the day was special!
10:24 PM
Lauren (mytime) said…
OMG! You did a fabulous job on that cake! I took cake decorating classes and this isnt the easiest thing to do. your poor hands must have been numb.

Im in AWE!!!! Yeah!

Cute little guy you got there! My DD will be 3 Aug. 13th.
3:57 PM
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