In 2013 I had a baby girl named Destiny. She lived to be 38 days old. I learned that a lot can happen in 38 days. A person can fall in love so deeply and completely that when that love is taken they feel like they have died too. I learned that life is too short. Cliche, I know. I learned that we all have a destiny to fulfill. My daughter fulfilled hers. I realized I could no longer ignore my destiny. Or stand idly by while others ignored their destiny. So here I am, designing for destiny.
The invitations didn't quite turn out so well because of the nature of our printer (It really doesn't like to cooperate for me the way it does for Nate.) But I felt they were very fun and creative.
It Read: You're Invited! WARNING: Top Secret. Mission: Cassani Birthday Party Agents to engage in undercover operation. Please rendezvous July 21st, at 1200 hrs. Location: Our Address Agents 3-4 yrs of age should be prepared for water combat, ingesting carbohydrates, and other dangers.
Irony. We all live close to the train but the kids must all band together when it comes by and make a fuss...
J and his party friends practically climbing out the living room window.
Water balloons are SO fun for J.
The girls had a more difficult time getting into it but they did.
After a great water balloon fight we cut into the wheat free/rice free chocolate cake
with my very own icing artwork of Lightning McQueen.
Dad caught a nice one of J picking his nose while he waited patiently for cake.