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E's first birthday




E's first birthday was great, and thanks to everyone who came and made if fun for him and us. And thank you everyone for his presents; He is having a lot of fun with them (as is M). I can not believe my baby is one. He still doesn't talk much, just ma ma, da da, na na (no). He uses hand signs for all done, more, please and eat; however more often then not he does a combo sign of please/more whenever he wants something. He picked up on the walking thing pretty fast, and although he is a bit wobbly, he is liking walking all over. He is a bit of a cry baby and his world falls a part at the drop of a hat...or car, or barn, or ball. But he is super adorable and lovable, and his fussiness can be overlooked......sometimes. WE love him, and he gets more wonderful every day.

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M said…
Sniff. Sniff. Can't believe I had to miss this.

P.S. I think I've seen John make the same face when someone tries to take his cake.
March 1, 2010 at 8:54 PM
M said…
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March 1, 2010 at 8:55 PM
erin said…
Oh my goodness, I need to get down to visit soon. He's getting too big too fast.

Adorable pics! Glad you shared.
March 2, 2010 at 11:52 AM
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