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She is a ten!

Sarah is going to be ten on Thursday. I was shopping for gifts and cake mix today. She will bring brownies to school, then go to Lego day at our church in the afternoon. That night we have a family party. Sunday she has a costume bowling party. It's a big week for our princess! She was cleaning up her room, and even did her own laundry. She carried a big basket down to the laundry room, washed it, put it in the dryer, and I helped her fold it. And as I type this, she is putting the cloths away. I can hardly believe the progress I see in her. What a gift God has blessed us with. It was not easy, but nothing worth doing is!

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Anonymous said…
happy Birthday Sarah
9:40 PM
Rick Moreno said…
Your growing up so fast. Happy Birthday! We love you...
4:56 PM
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