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Today is Mousey's birthday. It was low key, as Addie's was. She asked for spaghetti for supper and she had an ice cream and oreo cake, which seemed to make her happy. This week she was pulling on her gloves with her teeth and out popped two of her bottom teeth. I guess they went flying across the hall. The nurse said she never had a child lose two teeth at once. Mousey has a gap between her two top teeth and now with missing her bottom teeth she has a hard time talking, which is hysterical. Sometimes we make her say words a couple of times just so we can laugh.
Mousey, 3 days old

Bottom toothless


Saturday Cupcake Party

Birthday Dinner
Today is Addie's 4th birthday. Birthdays are when I notice how fast time flies the most. This week I get triple whammied, since my birthday is first (and I just keep getting older), then Addie, and then Mousey. On this day, four years ago, we turned in our initial paperwork to the adoption agency. When we accepted our referral, we realized that we had turned in the paperwork right on her birthday. Coincidence? No way. Some things are just meant to be.
Miss Addisyn Lucia May, 5 days old

Addie after a makeover by her sister (can you SEE all the glitter?).

Tonight's celebration.

Saturday's Cupcake party.

This was a small portion of Addie's Christmas concert. She sang and then was a Wiseman in a little play of the Nativity scene. It was adorable of course, except for the fact that someone else's boy kept stepping in front of her so we really only got to see about half of her performance. It was still great though.
God Names Dog by Linda Taal
When God made the earth and the sky
the flowers and trees,
he then made all the animals
and all the birds and bees,
and when his work was finished
not one was quite the same,
he said "I’ll walk this earth of mine
and give each one a name",
and so he travelled land and sea
and everywhere he went
a little creature followed him
until its strength was spent;
when all were named upon the earth
and in the sky and sea
the little creature said "dear Lord
there’s not one left for me"
the Father smiled and softly said
"I’ve left you to the end,
I’ve turned my own name back to front
and called you Dog, my friend".