We ate one of TheFry's favorite rarer foods: spaghetti. The noodles aren't difficult to find here, although they're a tad more expensive than you would find in the USA. The sauce was more expensive: a little less than $5 per jar. Still, it was a welcome treat.
One of his favorite presents was a duck. It's got a string that you pull and then it rolls along.
TheFry received many other really wonderful gifts, and we were all quite surprised. Among them were some winter shoes and a really great stroller. Thank you, everyone!
Finally, we had cake. I baked it at home. We also made the frosting at home by melting chocolate and butter together, then whisking in powdered sugar until the frosting became thick, but not clumpy. Delicious and simple! The cakes were cut in half and filled with either strawberry jam, persimmon jam, or more frosting!
He may not have been able to figure out the whole "blowing out the candles" thing, but he sure knew how to eat the cake!
What would the event be like without a family picture?
Thanks to everyone who made this day really great!
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