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Happy Birthday to Me!


Yes, it is my birthday today. Thanks to everyone who took the time to wish me a happy one. Thanks to Nathan for being the best husband ever...and soon a wonderful Father. Thanks to Joi for being my best friend...really you help me more than you know. I really completely forgot about my birthday this year...I rememered on monday. If you know me well then you know that I don't forget my birthday...I usually remind people for months to focus on me. Last year I was dreading aging and now this year I don't seem so old. It is weird how pregnancy changes even my thoughts. I am so happy that I am having a baby I have completely forgot I had a birthday. I am now 28! Not that old I guess. This weekend Nathan and I are going out to Dinner and a Movie. Again, Everyone...thank you for everthing you do for me.

XOXOXO- Erin
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Joi Montrief said…
You stinkin' ROCK! Don't leave any cake for Nathan! hehe

Love ya!!!
June 25, 2008 at 2:44 PM
Anonymous said…
Happy Birthday Erin! Love ya girl! Hope you have a fabulous day!! I can't wait to see you when we go up north. We definetly need to do lunch or something. Talk to you soon. Hope your cake tasted delicious!
June 25, 2008 at 10:18 PM
Cal said…
Erin,
I have been meaning to comment for awhile. congrats on the pregnancy and happy birthday!!!
Callee
(married to Bonnie's son, Lance. Just in case you didn't know who I was)
June 30, 2008 at 9:11 AM
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