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Our Sissy is FOUR!

My precious little baby just turned 4. FOUR! (or according to her, ‘fur’)
I’m honestly not sure how that happened? I feel like the 1.5 hours of drug-free labor and delivery I endured on August 25/26, 2014 lasted MUCH longer than the last 4 years have!

Mary Hollis…

You are wild.
You are sassy.
You are loud.
You are independent.
You are a pistol.
But, also….
You are sweet
You are snuggly.
You are silly.
You are sensitive.
You are smart.
You are a BLESSING.

We love you, our Sissy. 💖
You have big things ahead for your life, and you are going to be the most amazing ‘teacher who lives in the purple house’ someday. 📚
Happy happy birthday to YOU! 🎉

Here are some pictures from her big weekend. Enjoy!

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