Maggie Kate, you are our beautiful Peruana. Your life pretty much marks our timeline here in Peru. It is hard to believe that this is your last birthday to spend in Peru for this chapter of our lives. You are a lovely, sassy, big blue-eyed, princess-lovin’ Kindergartener. We wouldn’t change anything about you.

This year we didn’t celebrate your birthday with a party. We celebrated with a birthday extravaganza! You have been talking for 6 months about the Frozen party that you wanted. Well, you got your wish… plus more.
Step 1: Go with Momma to look for Frozen party decor in the center. The party stores were ready for us.


Step 2: Have a school party (something that your daddy and I despise, but I thought that it would be a nice gesture since it is your last year in Peru).







3. Step 3: Family party on the actual day. Maggie requested her favorite for lunch, Tortellini Soup. She wanted cinnamon rolls for her birthday dessert. She’s got good taste if you ask her parents.




Step 4: Mustaches in the park. One of our interns from last summer brought the girls fake mustaches (Thanks again, Lisette!). I had put them away, and Mags found them a few months ago. She got it in her head that on her birthday she wanted to go to the park and take pics with the mustaches on. Her dreams came true. Ha!

Step 5: Slumber party with Cora. Pictures to come…
Whew. We are done celebrating. chica. And I am sorry to say it, but I am all Frozened out. You got an Elsa dress (previous post), and we invited the Smith girls over for a good time. Cora and Shaye spent the night, but Aria was in on all the fun. She even wanted to stay the night with you (the last pics). You asked for cheeseburger sliders for dinner, and we made another birthday dessert. Your Gram had sent a princess party pack with Daddy back when he went to the states. We were able to use it along with our Frozen items.
You loved the princess birthday banner. You and your siblings added the extra Frozen pictures by coloring free pages off the internet.
We made blue jello again, served the left-ver galletas from your school party, and put out the cake. That is your Elsa dress hanging in the background.
Tia Areli gave you a gift of these Frozen characters. I couldn’t believe that she could find something from Frozen! I looked. What is funny is that they are generic, and they still don’t have Elsa in the grouping. Luckily, we found a funny-looking Elsa candle in the party store downtown, and she ended up being the same size as the rest of the characters. Your sister hand drew a little Olaf and attached him to a long toothpick. Isn’t he cute?!
Edible pearls and sprinkles are my new favorite cake decorating tools. 🙂
waiting for the guests. It was like waiting for Christmas.
the crew. Ana and Shaye (7), Maggie (5), Cora (4), Cohen (3), and Aria (2)
Aria is not picking her nose here, but it looks like it. See the cute cheeseburger sliders?
I mentioned the Elsa candle coming from the party store. The wick fell down and it looked like Elsa had a torch sticking out of her back. Ha!
Cora insisted that I take a picture of her blue mouth. It was much bluer before I got this shot.
This little stinker wasn’t hungry for her cheeseburger, but she ate every bite of her piece of cake. 🙂 She also drank lots of “leemohdada” (limonada).
totally cracking up at the mustaches! That girl is too creative. I am so glad she had a great Frozen birthday party!
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What a wonderful party! What a beautiful display for your occasion. Wish I could have eaten cake so my teeth would turn blue. Love all my g-kids!
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