Sweet girl

This sweet little girl waves at us almost every day when we walk to language school. She waves until we are out of sight. And she always has her 'pearls' on.
Just wanted you to see her. She makes us smile.
Much love, Ronda

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Tamara Crull said…
Just got a sweet postcard in the mail...you win the prize for the 'farthest away' birthday wishes! Thank you so much! We are all doing great...Jaxson is in the 1st grade and is 7 1/2 and Cody is 3 1/2 (and acts just like his dad!!!!):) When Jaxson started school we felt a big pull to be more involved in our community and so we placed membership at the Downtown Bixby church of Christ last spring...it's been a huge blessing for our family but we do miss our friends from BA! David and I think about you often and know that you continue to be a big blessing to those around you just like you were when you were here! Thank you again for touching base with us...have a great 2009! Tamara Crull
January 22, 2009 at 5:13 AM
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