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Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Wordless Wednesday-Happy Birthday to my Daughter!

Today the theme for Wordless Wednesday is Taxes.
Daughter was born April 15, 1984!
A new tax deduction until she grew up.
Thank you to Dixie at French Lique, Texas for hosting!











Theater!



Happy Birthday to my Sweetie Pie!
I wish you didn't live so far away.
Love, Nommy

19 comments:

SmilingSally said...

What a nice tax deduction. This is my first time with WW.

dana said...

Hi Linnea!!! What a terrific tax day gift you received in 1984!!! Happy WW!! Dana

Shirley said...

And what a cute little tax deduction she was.

Confessions of a Plate Addict said...

Happy WW and happy birthday to your cute tax deduction!!...Debbie

Heather said...

aww a big Happy Birthday to her! What a great way to make tax day a happy occasion!

Rechelle ~Walnuthaven Cottage~ said...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to your daughter. I hope her day is filled with lots of fun, laughter and love.
Hugs!

Katie @ makingthishome.com said...

Oh that's so cool! (and embarrassing? haha) It's cool seeing your daughter grow through this post.
Katie

Joyce said...

Now a baby and a tax deduction. Way to go. Happy Birthday to your daughter and many more!
Joyce

Candy said...

Got to love those sweet little tax deductions!
Happy Birthday, Candy

Marjorie (Molly) Smith said...

Tax deductions always help.
Beautiful little girl.
Molly

Archer said...

Yikes! You weren't kidding. That is a lot of pictures of me. Crazy! Thanks for the love Nommy!

Kat said...

Isn't wonderful to have such a sweet "tax deduction"? So your daughter was a band girl too? How fun! Kathy

Linda C said...

Now there's a bright spot on tax day!! You have a lovely daughter:)
Happy Birthday to her!

Happy WW!

Linda C

Colleen - the AmAzINg Mrs. B said...

Oh happy happy Birthday to your darling daughter! You all look beautiful and your daughter looks soo happy! Have a great week and please tell her someone in Utah wishes her the very best!

Dixie said...

Linnea... what a great post... I have to tell you a little secret... my oldest daughter turned 32-years old today... ;)

I always call her at her birth time... 12:45 pm... and she still loves it... always tells her friends that she's lunching with... "it's going to be my mom to wish me happy birthday"... Lord, I hope I never forget...

yep... every April 15th... a special reminder that it's not just tax day around here either!

blessings. Dixie

The Quintessential Magpie said...

Birthday Happiness to your sweetheart, Linnea!

XO,

Sheila :-)

BECKY said...

Hi 'Nea!! Just love this life collage of your fun daughter!! Bet it was great for you to put it all together!! Lots of good memories!!

How ya doing? I have been so busy...it's great to pop in for a visit!!

Have a lovely day, friend!!
Hugs and joy,
Becky

Elena said...

Wow, what a great tribute to your daughter. You can tell she is very talented!

shaybert said...

Your daughter is so special! My firstborn will be THIRTY this year. My how time flies. Thank you for stopping by my place. Blessings! Shay

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