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Through The Years

Since this is the time of year for reflection, I give you the kids through the years. It begins with Davis' first Christmas because that is when we first had the digital camera. We have a scanner but for some reason it does not work. So I can not put pictures of Emma's first Christmas's on here. Besides, seeing Emma on her first Christmas might cause me to fall into a depression.

Here they are:

Davis on his first Christmas. ~2004~ (sniff, sniff, where did my baby go???)
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Davis on his second Christmas. ~2005~
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Davis on his third Christmas. ~2006~
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Emma on her fifth Christmas. ~2004~
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Emma on her sixth Christmas. ~2005~
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Emma on her seventh Christmas. ~2006~
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Davis obviously looks very different from each year. Emma you can see, looks almost the same from 2004 to 2005. But then from last year to this year.....she looks older. Both of the kids look a lot bigger and older this year than last year. My kids are growing up. And no one asked me if it was okay.

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