Hoping ...




your New Year's was as sweet as ours.

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nikko said…
Yummy!
4:49 PM EST
Cindy Is Crafty said…
Look at that little man. Is he deciding which to dunk first or has Mom told him not to touch?? LOL!
7:58 PM EST
Jessica said…
Who is that??? That can't be Sawyer??? He's so grown up!!! When did that happen????
9:10 PM EST
Anonymous said…
the boys and I stayed up late... tried to watch the fireworks from downtown from the porch, DID watch the ball drop in NYC, sent multiple texts to our best New Years Eve buddy who had duty and was getting set for deployment, and called it a night...
How the new year brings continued friendships!!!!
9:06 AM EST
FinnyKnits said…
Oh man - that looks incredible!

No doubting it by the look on his face. Too cute.
8:00 PM EST
Amy Siegert said…
Your table looks delectable!! Your little man is so handsome, too.
8:08 PM EST
Anonymous said…
i could just come through the screen and kiss him!!!
12:08 PM EST
laeroport said…
That picture of Sawyer. Oy! Priceless.
1:01 PM EST
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