Life As I Know It: Day 18~the party

November 18, 2006

Day 18~the party

What a day. I am so exhausted I could just fall over. All the family came today to share Alanna's 1st birthday. It was so nice, I think Alanna got enough clothes and toys to share with a small country. I couldn't have asked for a better baby. She was all smiles and giggles. She had a blast with her cake and enjoyed all the gifts. She liked the paper better at times but hey who could blame her that paper can be fun! I can't put all the pictures on blogger so the rest are here.

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Lindsey11/19/2006
Looks like so much fun! I have to tell ya, that cake looks so good, and this is coming from someone who hasn't had sweets in a about 2 weeks....any leftovers? Send them my way!
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Anonymous11/19/2006
Awww.. I seriously love that cake. Happy birthday to the special little girl :)
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November 18, 2006

Day 18~the party

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