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Having a contraction. . . (natural labor/delivery- no drugs!)



10 days old. . .
3 months old. . .

6 months old. . .

9 months old. . .

Happy Birthday to You! Happy Birthday to You! Happy Birthday Dear T.G.! Happy Birthday to You!


Today T.G. is 1! I can't believe it; I remember when I found out I was pregnant how scared and worried I was about having children so close in age (Ta and T.G. are 19 months apart). It took a very long time for reality to set in, and thankfully the Lord has blessed me with a very sweet, laid-back, easy-going baby. She has brought so much joy into my life, our lives, and I have difficulty remembering before she was born. I look forward to sharing in this next year of her life as it will be characterized with many more "firsts": walking, talking, and so much more!



I love you baby girl!

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jenn said…
Happy, happy birthday to my favorite niece!!!
November 5, 2007 at 10:24 AM
The Goddess G said…
Happy Birthday sweet girl!
~Carole
November 5, 2007 at 6:59 PM
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