Bonnie wanted to do something for Stuart’s birthday, but knew that he didn’t want anything big. So some of us went over there to help celebrate, only he didn’t know it, at first. Bonnie had given a set of keys to Robert and Julie, we arrived with Jennifer and Jesselyn (in moo moo cow jammies) a little while later. Dave had to stop to get some beer because apparently my idea of getting Stuart a balloon didn’t fly. We didn’t want to turn on any lights for fear he’d see them, so we huddled around in the dark, eating fruit. Brandon still needs to learn the concept of “You touch it, you take it.” Currently, Brandon is under the impression that “You touch it, you take it, you eat some of it, then you spit it out and touch something else.” Yuck. Jesselyn was up on “stage” singing nursery rhymes, and was hamming it up for the crowd. She was pretty good – no fear, knew the songs well, and even took requests!
So after going out for dinner, Bonnie was the first to come in. We tried to coordinate where we’d stand, what we’d say, but fortunately, Stuart gave us plenty of time. In fact, he took so long in coming in, we thought maybe he’d figured something out. I was afraid he’d go around the house, enter the back door and scare us! But he was looking at something in the garage, so when he finally got inside, Bonnie turned on the lights and he was greated by, “Surprise!” I believe his reaction was, “I’m outta here” and he closed the door.
He was a good sport about being surprised, even though he had been suspecting Bonnie would surprise him at the restaurant, like on her birthday earlier this year. But no, she assured him he could pick the restaurant.
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We had cake, which made everyone happy. We all sang the birthday song, which Brandon had been singing to Stuart all day long, but got a little bashful come game time. He and Jesselyn even got to split their own piece of cake, which enabled both of them to stay up extra late! The grown-ups played poker, while the kids and moms watched Mulan and ran around, literally. In circles. Again, they had some sugar to burn. We got through Mulan and started watching the Incredibles, to which Brandon said, “That’s Incredible!” One by one they dropped like flies and came to join the movie-watching. It came down to Stuart and Dave, and Dave had this teeny stack of chips. I was trying to get Brandon to go to sleep – even changed him into the fire truck jammies, and brought the Mickey pillow. Jesselyn and Jennifer had to go home, so they could wake up this morning to pick up Jonathan.
I didn’t get to see Dave’s comeback of the century, but somehow he managed to dethrown the birthday boy. Too bad Dave didn’t get the same memo that everyone else did to concede to the birthday boy. So we all hung out together in the living room, until Brandon fell asleep doing the usual toss and turn every which way on Mickey until he got comfortable. Stuart noticed Brandon’s favorite position – rump-up and commented that it doesn’t seem like his bottom shouldn’t be lower than his head. When we were ready to go, Dave picked up Brandon, pillow and all. He was so out of it, he didn’t even notice we were on the freeway in the dark. A no-stress drive home!
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