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4 & 1

Mine wasn't the only birthday around these parts lately. These two had them in the last little while as well. I don't post a ton of family stuff here, but I do enjoy documenting the odd birthday and Halloween costume. So here they are, ages 4 & 1. 


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  1. Liviania12:10 PM

    They're so cute!

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    1. Angiegirl1:12 AM

      Thanks, Livi. I'm partial to them.

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  2. Amy12:40 PM

    They are GORGEOUS, Angie! You must be so proud! :)

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    1. Angiegirl1:13 AM

      Aw, thanks Amy. I'm awfully fond of 'em. :)

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  3. Jen Robinson1:20 PM

    Gorgeous!!

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    1. Angiegirl1:13 AM

      Thanks, Jen. I lucked out having a photographer for a husband.

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  4. Janssen1:57 PM

    Oh, what sweet little kids!

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    1. Angiegirl1:14 AM

      They're good ones all right. ;)

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  5. Alix 2:18 PM

    They are both beautiful.

    Happy Birthday to them both.

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    1. Angiegirl1:14 AM

      Thanks, Alexa. Doing birthdays for my kiddos is pretty fun.

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  6. Chachic1:31 AM

    Belated Happy Birthday to your adorable kids, Angie! :) They look so cute.

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  7. Jackie (Literary Escapism)2:46 AM

    Congrats and Happy Birthday to the little demons. *grin* I'm celebrating Psy's 2nd birthday tomorrow.

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    1. Angiegirl5:18 PM

      Lol. You know it.

      And are you really?? That floors me.

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  8. Carrie4:27 PM

    Wow. Having a husband for a photographer is nice, but having beautiful children is nicer. So so cute. :)

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  9. Nomes12:01 AM

    oh, BEAUTIFUL. and happy birthday to all of you guys :)

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  10. Christine4:44 PM

    LOVE! <3 <3

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  11. Christine4:45 PM

    Gosh, it seems like just yesterday when you announced Piper's birth on the blog!!! How time sure flies.

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