Eighteen years ago I became mom....

...to this lovely young lady. (I'm mom to both of those lovelies, actually) :)

Comments

Sally said…
Happy Birthday, pretty lady!

(and hi to the other pretty little lady too) :-)

Hope you have a lovely day, 'Jane'. Many happy wishes and blessings. :o)
18 June, 2008 14:11
Birdy said…
Oh, Happy Happy Day to your very first Secret!!! :D

And I love that oldest/youngest photo--I need one of mine. (Libby, Emma and I all agree that Jane looks so at ease with Baby B. that she could easily be mistaken for her Mama ;) ) What a fantastic happy grin!
18 June, 2008 17:03
Anonymous said…
What a special day this is!

Congratz and Happy Birthday to "Jane"! :)


-- Julie down the road ;)
18 June, 2008 17:41
Diane Shiffer said…
those are indeed *very* lovely ladies and what an adorably-crinkly-nosed smile your jane has!
hope her birthday was delightful:)
20 June, 2008 03:25
Melanie said…
Happy belated birthday, Jane!

Such pretty ladies!
21 June, 2008 19:06
~Kathy~ said…
Happy Birthday, Jane!

What an absolutely precious picture!
23 June, 2008 08:47
Anonymous said…
Sigh. You have lovely girls... Seeing the oldest holding the baby makes me want (gulp) yet another baby...and another...

You're very blessed Heather.
~Kelly
(BlsdMama)
24 June, 2008 11:19
Anonymous said…
Both of your girls are just beautiful! Bronwyn has such big blue eyes! What a blessing children are.

God bless, Pam (Still Learning)
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/stillearning/
25 June, 2008 08:48
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