The rehearsals were over and now it was time for the real thing. Last month Fox celebrated his 2nd birthday in the back yard of his apartment in West Hollywood. He celebrated with his parents' friends and their children, his grandparents and aunty from Australia.
Everyone and Fox sang "Happy Birthday"
All those rehearsals paid off and he blew them out like a champion. (He had a plastic knife at the ready)
Enjoying the cake with a friend.
Father and daughter share a joke.
A fire engine cake for Fox.
gorgeous photos of a gorgeous little guy. i love the cake.
ReplyDeleteGreat report Diane.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great party for the little "bloke". Daddy, Bernie, sure is a very proud father.
Surely that little lawn mower and the handler are not being put into action so soon?
I know that lawns with this excessive rain are growing like mad. Anyhow have plenty of more fun.
Pity the weather here is not like that weather for the "Fox" party in LA.
Smart looking cake for Fox. Never seen one like that before.
Cheers
Colin (HB)
In the mid nineties I set up my own homepage using geocities. People were allocated LA areas where they would like their virtual home to be. West Hollywood was a very gay area, and I think it is real life. The cake is fantastic and was the aboriginal art shirt a gift from Australia?
ReplyDeleteThey were mostly Australian guests. The area is populated by actors and Jews.
Deleteif that is Foxes daddy holding the cake, i can see why Fox is so beautiful, daddy is very handsome to. great shots and everyone looks so happy. love the cake.
ReplyDeleteIt is his papa and he is an actor.
DeleteLooks like a wonderful birthday party ! and what a beautiful cake. They don't do cakes like that here in Belgium. At least I have never seen one like that it's always a traditional round birthday cake with only natural colors !
ReplyDeleteDiane, looks like a fun birthday party for Fox. I love the cute cake.
ReplyDeleteI would find it hard to cut into a cake that looked quite that wonderful. Alannah loves fire engines ... ummm ... she loves the SOUND of fire engines.
ReplyDeleteNow, about those elocution lessons. Think hard. What year? Name of the company or the speech therapist? About where in the city? A general idea. When you got off the train at Town Hall did you walk towards the Quay or towards Central? That sort of general ....
I already have two posts as a consequence of today's laneway post ...
Thats testing this poor old memory. I can't remember the therapist's name he was an old bloke with glasses and a bald head. I caught the train to Wynyard. I think I crossed the road and walked up the hill a little and then into the lanes. Sorry its very vague after 50 years and no longer living in Sydney.
DeleteLove Fox and LOVE the cake!
ReplyDeleteDaddy the actor - anything we should be looking up or promoting on his behalf?
What a great party!! Good to pop over again:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful party Diane, loved all the photos and have to add my comment to the rest, what a fabulous cake. It is a work of art. What was Fox's take on it all?
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great party and that cake is amazing. Diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a great cake!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pity we mostly don't remember being two - that looks a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteOh my, the third one down with those four little chubby bare feet... Really just the sweetest!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful party...and cake!
ReplyDeleteWoooo love love love the cake pity it had to be cut and eaten when it looked so bloody cool.........Does look like everyone would had a great time.......
ReplyDeleteFox and his long blond hair are so cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the cake with his picture.
LOVE your header shot!!!!
Now I have to catch up on your previous posts as I was away when you returned. :)
2years already, my, how time flies. This was a splendid birthday celebration with a fire engine cake.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great birthday cake for your gorgeous little Grandson and I have to say your header photo of him on the swing is absolutely fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove the cake. Did Grandma make it?
ReplyDeleteSadly, no. It is shop made. We sent them 2 photos one of the engine and one of Fox and the shop make the edible photo for the top of the cake. Quite neat!
DeleteWhat a nice party! Fox's cake looks super! My oldest grandson loves everything about fire trucks and firemen...I guess all little boys want to be one at their age!
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