The man-child is two

Oakley is finally two. The last few months I've been telling people he's almost two, just because it's easier then months, and now I can just say he's two. I might not get as many funny looks now because he's the size of a three year old. We'll see exactly how big on Thursday when he has his 2 year appointment.
Anyway, Saturday we had a little family party for Oakley at a park down the street. It was pretty low key but it turned out fun.

We had lunch.

And Oakley got spoiled with presents. He got some books from the Radmalls, a little bug toy from Grandma McKnight, a fire station from Josh, Dani, and Margo, and a little helicopter from the Westenskows. He also got a 20 pack of matchbox cars that he loves lining up in a row on the floor. He could do that for hours. That was a good investment for us. :)

And the one that he was most excited about was a Hokey Pokey Elmo. He puts his hand in, and his foot in, and he even turns around. It took Oakley a while to get the hand of it, but now he can do the Hokey Pokey with Elmo.

We got another great cake this year from my friend Brittney. She's amazing. She made this cool Buzz lightyear cake for Oakley. The best part is when he woke up from his nap later that afternoon the first thing he said was "Buzz Lightyear cake". It wasn't that clear of course, but I was surprised that he actually remembered. He is getting older.

The seat was a little too short for him to blow out the candles, so he had to stand. He just wanted to touch the candles. He finally figured it out though with mom's help, and he blew them out.

I gave him Buzz's whole face. He totally devoured it.

It was a fun little party, and it was great to have everyone there.