and that was the cutest haircut she ever had. Cagey's were pretty cute too. That sweater and hat had a raccoon on them. This was before I gave up fighting her over her clothes :)
Those are the sweetest pictures. I've always loved that one of Taylor looking at her foot. I think we liked that outfit so much that we bought it in two sizes!
I want MY babies back. I always said if I'd known how much JOY Yang was going to bring us, I would have named her JOY instead of Alexandria. Or I would have parted from long-standing tradition and named her Alexandria JOY. I remember being so filled with love for her that I could not imagine how I had lived 19 years without her! When pregnant with Glen, I wondered how I could love another baby as much as I loved "baby", which is what we called her until Glen came along. I learned that there is no subtraction or division in our love for our children, only addition and multiplication! Those were busy, joyful days. I BELIEVED mom when she said, "Bonnie, these are the happiest days of your life and they will pass before you know it." I tried to keep y'all from growing up and I tried to enjoy each and every day, but I didn't succeed at all with the former, and didn't always succeed with the latter. However, I've always felt y'all were the best kids EVER.
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Those are the sweetest pictures. I've always loved that one of Taylor looking at her foot. I think we liked that outfit so much that we bought it in two sizes!
I want MY babies back. I always said if I'd known how much JOY Yang was going to bring us, I would have named her JOY instead of Alexandria. Or I would have parted from long-standing tradition and named her Alexandria JOY. I remember being so filled with love for her that I could not imagine how I had lived 19 years without her! When pregnant with Glen, I wondered how I could love another baby as much as I loved "baby", which is what we called her until Glen came along. I learned that there is no subtraction or division in our love for our children, only addition and multiplication! Those were busy, joyful days. I BELIEVED mom when she said, "Bonnie, these are the happiest days of your life and they will pass before you know it." I tried to keep y'all from growing up and I tried to enjoy each and every day, but I didn't succeed at all with the former, and didn't always succeed with the latter. However, I've always felt y'all were the best kids EVER.
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