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Turning 30!

This past weekend, I celebrated my 30th birthday. Normally, my birthdays come and go without being too eventful! However, this year, Chelan did some planning. We actually enjoyed a night out without the kids -- dinner, a movie, ice cream (of course!), and an overnight stay at a hotel in Wichita (thanks to Grammy and Papa for watching Caiden and Cambry). We had so much fun! It really meant a lot to me that he spent time planning the evening.

Little did I know that the celebration wasn't over. After chuch on Sunday, Vanessa asked if I was ready to go. She had planned a surprise lunch at P.F. Chang's with some friends! So, thank you Vanessa for a fun afternoon. And thank you Gretchen, Mandi, Amy, Shari, and Rachael for enjoying lunch with me! When I arrived home, there was a giant homemade card and a triple chocolate cake waiting for me! Maybe I should turn 30 every year!


This cake said, "Megan is 30" before we cut into it. Boy was it delicious!


Cambry enjoyed eating her own piece of cake. She had chocolate everywhere!


Caiden and Cambry had fun making Valentine's cookies at Grammy and Papa's

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