Sue's mom sent this cute outfit to Henry . . . you probably can't see them, but there are dogs on the onesie. First time in overalls! Thanks Mrs. Shirley!
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what this blog is
a glimpse into our lives. moments we cherish, little and big. photos we like, big and little. a scrapbook of sorts. smiles and stories to share with friends and family. some good times. some great times. even some so so times. the not so great times won't be found here, but they certainly exist.
links to our family & friends
- Joe & Deirdre's Veterinary Practice
- Suzanne, Kevin & Adam
- Joel, Allison & Madeline
- Melinda, Brian & Will
- Lauren, Andrew, Carson & Brooks
- Heather, Harold & Georgia
- Katherine, Doug & Alex
- Shawn, Stephanie, Mary Beth & Jake
- Robbie, Emma & Jake
- Stephen, Tina, Jon Tyler & Savannah
- Frances, Josh, Olivia Jane & Jack
- Joy & Yancy
- Embree, Keith & Family
- Crystal, John & Ella
- Amy, Mike, Ellie & Tripp
- Megann, David & Catherine Ellis
- The Barron Family
- The Foster Family
- The Myers Family
- Nicole, Dan & Tyler
- Lawrence, Ashley & Claudia
- Elyse, Brian & Troy
- The Allen Family
links of interest
Blog Archive
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March
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- more faces of henry
- happy birthday dad!
- road trip
- Easter Sunday
- baseball game and flat stanley
- monkey man
- and shepherds watched their flocks by night . . . ...
- happy st. patrick's day
- the series of henry stories continues . . .
- overalls for henry
- oh my cuteness
- henry goes to church . . . and toomers corner
- Snow Angel
- the week in pictures
- weekend update
- dinner time
- bricks and shelby enjoying the nice weather
- no more newborn diapers
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March
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to laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends, to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch . . . to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. this is to have succeeded!
-ralph waldo emerson
-ralph waldo emerson
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