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The festivities started on Friday, January 21st, with some Krispy Kreme treats for Deacon and his fellow 3rd Graders!
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Daddy couldn't resist taking a few shots of Deacon's rainforest diorama...
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On the way out of school, with a big "9" balloon.
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Birthday Boy!
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Saturday was Deacon's actual birthday. We went to Medieval Times in Buena Park!
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This guy said Happy Birthday to Deacon!
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We were rooting for the Blue Knight.
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He didn't win, but I thought he looked a bit like Steve Perry from Journey. Don't Stop Believin', dude!!
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Lil' jousters!
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Back home in Burbank... a How to Train Your Dragon cake!
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Blowing out the candles. AFB apologies for Deacon's state of dress (or lack thereof).
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Presents!
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Fully dressed... in his new How to Train Your Dragon jammies.
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Finally... here's our official Medieval Times portrait.
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All Hail King Derek! I think it's a great pic.
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A short movie of the festivities!
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Up next: Superbowl Fun!
4 comments:
What did Derek eat at Medieval Times?
Everything. I was the clean up crew. Two and a half bowls of tomato bisque soup, a few pieces of garlic bread, approximately half a roasted chicken, three spare ribs, several herb-basted potatoes, and a couple "Pastries of the Castle" (apple turnovers). And Pepsi.
Because nothing says "11th Century" like an ice-cold Pepsi.
Otherwise, preserving the authenticity of the experience, you eat everything with your hands - no utensils! They do kindly give you wet wipes at the end. Which meant that I didn't have to touch my beloved Droid phone with greasy fingers.
I like Derek's elegant shoes. They match so beautifully with his elegant robe
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