Vice President Mike Pence was sky-high as he celebrated his 58th birthday on Wednesday.
Pence traveled to Houston on Air Force Two, where he welcomed 12 new astronauts in a ceremony at NASA's Johnson Space Center, ABC News reported.
Joining Pence on board was Sen. Ted Cruz and Reps. Brian Babin and Lamar Smith.
Cruz tweeted a photo of the balloon-filled cabin, writing, "Wishing @VP a Happy Birthday! He's a very good man. Am on Air Force 2 right now, decked out to celebrate, as we head down to @NASA_Johnson."
Pence appeared to enjoy the festivities, tweeting a photo of himself in the balloon-filled cabin. “Fun way to start a birthday,” the vice president tweeted.
When he arrived at the Johnson Space Center, Pence was presented with a cake emblazoned with NASA’s logo and a birthday greeting.
"One of the coolest birthday cakes I've ever had. Thanks, @NASA!" Pence tweeted.
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