There's something special about my bond with my boys. They have this way of making me melt. They are not petty. They are not sassy (most of the time). They do not dwell on things. They do not blame me because their "favorite" outfit was not clean within 2 hours of it going into the wash. They are real. What you see is what you get. Their love is unconditional. Oh I love them so much. They are now 2 and 4. Their birthdays are 3 days apart. Scott and I had gone to the Montessori fundraiser in the Spring and the ONLY thing we wanted was the birthday party at the Fire Station. After a long night of bidding and out-bidding, we managed to walk out with our goal accomplished. Wow, was it WORTH it!! I must say this was by far the best birthday party we have ever had. The fire chief had everything set with favors and hats and an AMAZING and EDUCATIONAL tour planned for these 20 children, a mixture of both of their friends. Here is the lowdown:
1. Kids arrive and go crazy checking out all of the fire trucks.
2. Chief gathers them for a very detailed tour of the lounge, sleep room, kitchen, weight room, and a false alarm.
3. Other firemen give tours of all the trucks, their equipment, and let kids crawl all over them.
4. Kids watch a live demonstration of Jaws of Life and how they work, etc.
5. Firemen put on the gear and the mask and show the children how they are able to breathe when in the fire.
6. Chief pulls the ladder truck out of the garage and puts the 75 ft ladder all the way up and fireman climbs to the top. (yes, my heart was in my throat at this point)
7. Kids get to go for a ride around the lot in the fire truck (got to do this because the one man had a little crush on our German au pair, Jaqueline and her friend, Jessica) Ha ha
8. Got out the hose and sprayed the woods and parking lot. It was AMAZING to see that power. The kids ran around in the trails of the hose!
Yes, by far worth every cent. We will never forget this one. Thanks guys for your selfless dedication to our community!
There's something special about my bond with my boys. They have this way of making me melt. They are not petty. They are not sassy (most of the time). They do not dwell on things. They do not blame me because their "favorite" outfit was not clean within 2 hours of it going into the wash. They are real. What you see is what you get. Their love is unconditional. Oh I love them so much. They are now 2 and 4. Their birthdays are 3 days apart. Scott and I had gone to the Montessori fundraiser in the Spring and the ONLY thing we wanted was the birthday party at the Fire Station. After a long night of bidding and out-bidding, we managed to walk out with our goal accomplished. Wow, was it WORTH it!! I must say this was by far the best birthday party we have ever had. The fire chief had everything set with favors and hats and an AMAZING and EDUCATIONAL tour planned for these 20 children, a mixture of both of their friends. Here is the lowdown:
1. Kids arrive and go crazy checking out all of the fire trucks.
2. Chief gathers them for a very detailed tour of the lounge, sleep room, kitchen, weight room, and a false alarm.
3. Other firemen give tours of all the trucks, their equipment, and let kids crawl all over them.
4. Kids watch a live demonstration of Jaws of Life and how they work, etc.
5. Firemen put on the gear and the mask and show the children how they are able to breathe when in the fire.
6. Chief pulls the ladder truck out of the garage and puts the 75 ft ladder all the way up and fireman climbs to the top. (yes, my heart was in my throat at this point)
7. Kids get to go for a ride around the lot in the fire truck (got to do this because the one man had a little crush on our German au pair, Jaqueline and her friend, Jessica) Ha ha
8. Got out the hose and sprayed the woods and parking lot. It was AMAZING to see that power. The kids ran around in the trails of the hose!
Yes, by far worth every cent. We will never forget this one. Thanks guys for your selfless dedication to our community!
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