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LiLi's birthday party

Sat we went to Mark & Dani's for LiLi's birthday party
Here's the birthday girl with Papa Rocky
She picked out her birthday dinner....noodles with butter & parmesan cheese!  The rest of us had subs & pizza.






Making a wish
She had to read every word on every card!

Yes Nana bought her a "real" sewing machine....no messing around with kiddie ones!
This was a gift from Aunt Renee...a huge bag of office supplies.....is this kid for real????

Love

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  1. If she sews like you she needs the real deal. I can't believe she is 7. It just doesn't seem quite right. 7 is so big.

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