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"And NOW I Am 8"


Samuel woke up early this morning...and started the countdown to the minute of his birth...8 years ago. Then he proclaimed, "And NOW I am eight!"

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Unknown said…
Happy Birthday Samuel! Hope you had a fun day. Love you! ~Miss Dorcas
jenny said…
Happy Birthday, Samuel!!!

Your last post was very touching in regards to both your father-in-law's and your own care for each other.
Sandi H said…
Amy,
Happy Birthday to Samuel! He and Ty are very close in age (Ty will be 8 the end of November). This is a fun age!

I am sure you have heard about Mom's accident by now and the extent of her injury. She should be leaving Atlanta Thursday morning to head back to Fl to meet with the trauma orthopedic surgeon. Pray for everyone involved!

Sandi

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