Finn's 6th Birthday

My baby is six years old!

For his birthday, we had a "yes day"!

After opening some gifts, we had breakfast at his favorite breakfast place, which happens to be my favorite too, so we were both very happy!

We visited Candytopia almost 5 years ago, and the kids kept asking to go back. It finally came back to Scottsdale, so I surprised them with a visit, and they both still loved it.

All the exhibits were made out of candy!

The highlight was the giant marshmallow pit though.

We got some cupcakes at Sprinkles afterwards...

...and ended the day with dinner at Finn's favorite restaurant, where we met up with Katie and Christina.

I think he had a great day, and we are planning to have a kids party for him once school starts up, so we can invite some of his classmates.

It's very bittersweet to see my boys grow up, and there isn't a day that I didn't wish that I could turn back time and do it all over again. Time is fleeting too quickly!

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