morgana turned sixteen today.
the ring is full!
lucky morgana always gets summer clothes for her birthday.
breakfast with daddy before he goes to work . . korrina had already left! we so missed her.
it was a rainy day which we spent at home. it was peaceful and sweet to listen to the rain outside while we read. lunch was goat cheese, figs and honey. very greek. oh! and homemade sour dough bread.
after dance classes in the afternoon, we stopped at the whole foods at columbus circle to pick up the pizza dough for dinner.
while daddy and i attended to necessary last minute laundry, morgana and chanda put together the dinner. korrina had already fallen asleep in her room. it was late! but she woke for the festivities.
chanda found an old home movie from morgana's 11th birthday. she was thoroughly amused. in it korrina was quoting from the pirates of the caribbean and flashing a knife around, and someone was causing disaster in the kitchen by knocking down dishes and getting into the milk . . (that sounds like kitty cat antics).
key lime pie . .
happy birthday morgana.










Happy birthday indeed! Sixteen.... A young lady!
ReplyDeleteyes! oh my goodness . . yes :)
ReplyDeleteHappy, happy birthday from us also! Lovely pictures and food. We didn't have rain here, just clouds, but it rained today. In Germany, once you are sixteen, you can drink beer and wine in public! This is not an encouragement, by no means! It used to be that you could also smoke, but they raised the age to 18 for that (the same age when you are allowed to drink hard liquor). Love from all of us!
ReplyDeletehello eva, thank you for your warm wishes :) do you think adolescents abuse wine and beer less in europe due to a healthier drinking attitude? sometimes i wish our views here were more relaxed and balanced.
DeleteYes, I do think it makes a difference. Young people don't get drunk so often as they do here.
DeleteIn Denmark young people get very drunk. In public. Very often. I guess it's much worse compared to USA.
ReplyDeleteHere, you are allowed to buy alcohol when you are 16, but you need to be 18 to buy strong alcohol. It's a problem, however, that many kids drink alcohol from an earlier age than that. I guess they start at 14-15 years.
It's no problem drinking alcohol, as long as you don't buy it. (No logic)