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Evie's Second Birthday!

I've finally sat down with 6 weeks of photos and my list of events to blog about. Sorry if I over stay my blogging welcome these next few days...

A little over a month ago Evie turned Two!  My baby!

Her actual birthday was the Friday we left for the Confirmation retreat. I worked my hardest, and with the help of volunteers, was able to take that morning off to stay home with the Birthday Girl.  Because Eric works about an hour away, it didn't make sense for him to work a half day before leaving for the retreat so he took the full day off so we could celebrate with our birthday girl.

Eric and I made a yummy breakfast, of which Evie got to have TWO pieces of bacon since it was her big day!

Since we had a family party scheduled the following weekend we had Evie open just one of her presents, a Melissa & Doug puzzle.  She loves it!

We love you baby girl!  We can't believe you're TWO!






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  1. I can't believe she's already 2! Happy Birthday Evie!

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