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Happy Birthday, Alex!

Alex is 8 today!  Birthdays are a big thing and need special attention (I think so, anyway).  And, for Alex, this year meant a long weekend of celebrating. 
 
Thursday evening, a visit from Uncle Eric and Aunt Maria and his baby cousin.  Then we had a great weekend with my family down for a visit from Indiana.  Then we went and spent the afternoon at Stone Mountain.  Later today he'll get to go golfing after school with Pawpaw.  He has his golf clothes all picked out and ready to go.  He loves golf!







This is us after we hiked to the top of Stone Mountain.
Love you, Alex!














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  1. I climbed a "stone mountain" in my post too! just not quite as big as your real mountain! :) LOL Great job!

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  2. Happy Birthday, Alex. I too believe birthdays should be considered a special event. We get to celebrate the miracle of ones life. Great view. Have fun golfing guy.
    I hopped over from Mommy and Me and thought I would follow you, I hope you will stop by and see me too.
    http://traci66.blogspot.com/2010/10/mommy-and-me-mondaypumpkin-patch.html

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  3. Gorgeous shots and happy birthday to Alex!

    Please come and see my Mommy & Me post when you have time. Thank you and have a nice day!

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  4. Aww, sweet shots! Happy birthday to your son Alex.

    Please do visit my Mommy and Me post in my Hearts content blog when you have time.

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  5. I've been to Stone Mountain when I was younger and cannot wait to take my own family on a vacation there one day :)

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  6. Thanks, ladies for visiting my blog and for your comments. Stone Mountain is fun...my favorite time to visit, though, is at Christmas.

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  7. How fun! We were almost there the same weekend...well, almost!

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