In a previous post the cake I mentioned which we kept nice and safe is now going to be demolished! However you were very hesitant and delicate in touching / tasting the cake. I expected a lot more… er… craziness with cake flying all over the place 😀 I think you were a little overwhelmed by the size of the cake and amount of chocolate in-front of you, sensory overload!

You wouldn’t believe how hard it was resisting the temptation to dunk your head right in the middle 🙂 Mummy reminded me I shouldn’t make you cry on your birthday so I’ll wait 🙂 I’m a patient father 😀 By the way the cake was a Tiramisu, extremely tasty! As they say, a moment on the lips… a lifetime on the hips.

When I look at you in your new shoes I always hear the song ‘These boots are made for walking’ in my head 🙂 The good thing about these new shoes is they keep your feet flat, you tend to stand on tiptoes normally. Mummy made a good choice and hopefully they’ll encourage you to stand up by yourself.

We all went out to break in your new bike, no new speed records were set but you loved it. We took a ride out to the local supermarket for some shopping, at the start you were holding the handlebars and trying to peddle, by the end nearing home you were just chilling with feet and arms dangling by your side 🙂

Your fever has dropped and you’re in a better mood, so let the celebrations begin! I underestimated the amount of time it would take to fully wrap your bike like I did, over an hour! We unwrapped it together in less than a couple of minutes!

You loved your bright pink bike and the best thing about it is the fact it’ll last you another year, transforming into one that you can ride yourself, once you can reach the peddles of course.

Your second present was your first proper pair of walking shoes, a color to match your new bike! These were extremely hard to get on and luckily they seem quite hard to get off as well 😀 You however found the laces quite attractive and soon tried to unravel them, I however know how to tie a double knot 😀