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Weekend Rewind: First Birthday Edition

Look who celebrated her first birthday over the weekend:
My sweet little Wren!

I couldn't have imagined how much of a joy that she would be.  She loves Elmo and dogs!  She is walking, squealing, and saying a few words.  I'm still waiting for her to say, "BeBe".  She tries to mouth it :) She loves to be outside swinging and riding on the Ranger.  Cutting teeth are rough on her (and her mama!) but she is the absolute sweetest thing in the world, and she has her BeBe and Pappy wrapped around her little finger.

BeBe and Pappy with Wren.
Poor Pappy was looking a little rough.
They are just beginning to harvest rice and the temps are over 100 degrees with heat indexes around 110.
That's miserable for anyone! He didn't get to stay very long but we'll give him a pass this time!

She LOVED the cake!
Of course, her theme was Wren's World (Elmo)!
The highchair she is sitting in was my dad's (65 years ago!)

Her one-year pictures were absolutely gorgeous!
This little rocking chair was my mother's (63 years ago!)
I'm glad that Carlie was able to incorporate the older things into her pictures.
We all sat in that highchair and rocking chair growing up. 

The sweetest little smile ever!

Happy Birthday, Wrenley Elizabeth!  I pray that you will always be as sweet as you are now and that you will always know how much Bebe, Pappy and Jesus love you. 

Much Love,
Beth
















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