Bronwyn at One Year

Penblwydd hapus, cariad!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Your girls are all beautiful! I love 'watching' them grow up on your blog.
21 February, 2009 18:34
Melanie said…
She's so blonde! Such a cutie! Happy birthday, Bronwyn!
21 February, 2009 19:07
Grace said…
I can't believe that she is SO big! And what a doll to boot!!

teresa in tennessee
23 February, 2009 19:27
Chas said…
BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL!!!
I just wanna hug her.
Give her one for me.
Love,
Chas

http://www.homesteadblogger.com/chas
24 February, 2009 17:14
~pen~ said…
so.
dear.

:)

precious, amazing gift of God, all of your lovelies!
28 February, 2009 16:58
Kristin said…
Aw, she's a little doll! I was wondering how you've been -- sorry your are all sick and I hope you all get better soon.
02 March, 2009 17:04
Katy said…
hehehe...she is adorable! :)
07 March, 2009 03:31
Amy Ellen said…
Hello, I came across you blog by way of a link about the window stars. What a cute little sweetie. I think I will enjoy reading your blog.

Hugs
Amy
28 March, 2009 11:36
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