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Sunday Kaelah turned 2 years & Danny turned 6 weeks old. Look at this great smile she's giving Grandpa after a special dinner. And in case you're wondering, the cake is a giant, yummy peach, courtesy of Grandma. (: It was fun to see Kaelah enjoying unwrapping gifts. She got lots of things for her play kitchen & liked them so much she immediately put them away where they belonged. Kaelah, you are awesome.
A shot of Gma & Gpa. I am so glad they moved here!!! Sometimes I don't know what I'd do without them.
Daddy's big gift to Kaelah: a rocking horse that also neighs & clip-clops. She loves it -- as long as Mom or Dad are standing right there & the riding session doesn't last too long. That's our girl!
Kaelah is such a blessing in our lives. She makes me laugh every day and her smiles & giggles are worth a million dollars to me. Of course, having just turned 2, I keep telling her she's going to drive me to drinking as well. (; Kaelah is my sunshine and helps make me feel so blessed to be a mother, even when I'm exhausted. I am grateful on her birthday and always for the righteous sacrifice her birth mother made. Looking back, I wouldn't want my life any other way. Love you, Kaelah!

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Kelly said…
Happy Birthday from the Boyds!
Okay, I am so excited to see you guys when we come through. I have a feeling our girls will get along splendidly. Abigail is getting a play kitchen for her birthday, and I know she would love a rocking horse. But she isn't getting one.
Reggs said…
CUTE!! I just have such affection for that little girl. I wonder if she will ever know how much she is loved and adored by all!

Sarah you look fantastic with a double stroller. Sorry about the pooping in the middle of the street. My dog prefers to poop on lawns, but only if the neighbor is watching. He's an exhibitionist.
I love the picture with the signs! Somehow I don't think it would be as cute if I did it with a 28. Oh well.

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