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Happy Birthday little Percy....

Our little Percy, Z-Bomb and lately self-named "Barney" celebrated her second birthday Sept. 12th. I guess this officially starts the "terrible twos."




A mere two years ago......


As you can see, there's nothing terrible about her : )










Many thanks to all those who sent gifties to help celebrate...hoping to post pics of the girls opening the boxes soon. (I can't find the pics of the box from G. Grandma S and G. Grandpa J. Their boxes are always first to arrive and the kids enjoy them so much, that I feel bad not putting their pics in too. So, I hope to find them soon...they're somewhere on this computer!)

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nanny said…
Happy Birthday to you... what a beautiful little kiddo. The smile says it all. Happy to see her enjoying her cake and knowing that she and her sister had fun with all the new things.
September 25, 2007 at 4:56 PM
Anonymous said…
Barney,Percy or whatever new handle comes along--you are truly a treasure beyond measure! A sheer delight and so easy to love. Happy happy birthday! You bring such JOY to all of us. Sending all my LOVE and huggies and kisses. "BAD Mimi"
September 25, 2007 at 9:13 PM
Anonymous said…
Joyeux anniversaire petite Percy< déjà 2 ans!!!, je sais que tu as un gros appétit et c'est surement pour cette raison que mama, t'a fait un aussi grand gâteau, il est magnifique BRAVO MAMAN, et je pense qu'il doit être aussi très très bon. bonne journée à toute la petite famille. love
September 27, 2007 at 1:20 AM
Unknown said…
Sooo cute they are! Glad they had a lovely birthday celebration! What a cake!! I'm still laughing picturing the Fonz (can i say that?!) carrying off Dora in a not-so-nice manner! Poor Dora! XOX
October 2, 2007 at 9:05 PM
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