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S.I.X.

Micah! You are 6…S.I.X.! I can’t even stand it. I am having a hard time remembering the times I held you as a baby and I want so badly to stop time so that I can memorize those special moments.  I thought about your actual BIRTH day today and no matter how the years may pass I can still remember every step it took to get you here and the absolute joy you brought to Daddy and me. Here are 6 (I had to limit myself) things that make you “Micah” today…
1.       Your favorite thing to do…STILL… is to play ninjas with Daddy. So much that we have had to designate nights of the week because Daddy can’t handle getting beat up every night!
2.       The way you laugh hysterically out loud while watching a movie no matter where we are makes us want to be just as carefree as you are.
3.       Your favorite playmate is still Kapri, wherever you are, there she is.
4.       You are sensitive when it comes to feelings and a bit dramatic when you get hurt…but you in turn are sympathetic to those who are sad and help those who are hurt.
5.       YOU LOVE THE CAMERA. You love to be recorded and then watch yourself over and over and over again.
6.       You are becoming more adventurous with trying new foods, new activities and less timid of the unknown.
You have been one of the best blessings that we have received and we wish we could hit the pause button on you… but at the same time we are so excited to see what’s in store for you.


We love you Son.


We just got your school pics a few days ago, I still haven't stopped choking up every time I see it.

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Unknown said…
SIX.. its amazing isnt it!! Oh if we could stop time that would be amazing:) I love your blog!

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