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Happy Day of Love


I love Valentine's Day!
And if you have never served your husband dinner in your bedroom, you should try it!
It is crazy romantic!

Today is also my sweet daughter's birthday!
(hence having already celebrated Valentines Day with my sweetie!)

I will post a tribute to my lovely daughter later,
but for now-

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SWEET REBECCA!

Comments

Liz your daughter is beautiful!! How does she like living in Dallas area as opposed to NOVA?

I am going to e-mail you tomorrow...

Love and blessings,
Teri
p.s. I'm listening to your sermon series on Hebrews right now on my ipod. I LOVE your pastor's teaching!!! "Jacked up man"..;-)
Carol said…
Liz, how creative dinner in the bedroom.

Your daughter is beautiful. I hope she had a great birthday, and sounds like you had a beautiful Valentines Day or Evening.

Love,
Carol
Liz said…
We had a lovely day...and thanks-I think Rebecca is beautiful, inside and out. :)
Teri-she loves Dallas although she misses the friends she has known since toddler hood! (and my son is currently in NOVA - we lived in Hampton Roads) :)
Love you both!

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