Pausing for a moment so Mommy can get a picture.
It's official now. I can't believe that I have an 8 yr. old
This was his actual birthday. We were in Kansas. I made cupcakes and placed them in the shape of an 8.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Cameron is 8 yrs old now!!
Sunday night we celebrated Cameron's birthday. His party theme was stars. The Englands and Kennedys came over to help us celebrate. We put kiddy fireworks and starbursts in the treat bags. We had chicken salad sandwiches on Italian bread, cubed cheese, chips, star shaped jello. Loads of fun for some very hyper kids. (mine were anyway) 
Pausing for a moment so Mommy can get a picture.
It's official now. I can't believe that I have an 8 yr. old
This was his actual birthday. We were in Kansas. I made cupcakes and placed them in the shape of an 8.
Pausing for a moment so Mommy can get a picture.
It's official now. I can't believe that I have an 8 yr. old
This was his actual birthday. We were in Kansas. I made cupcakes and placed them in the shape of an 8.
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Cameron, you are such a nice big boy and such a gentleman. Grandpa and I are very proud of you. Hope you have many many more Happy Birthdays. We love you bunches.
Grandma G.
Happy Birthday Cameron! Love the cake Martha! Can you believe its been 8 years since you started your happy family, Wow time flies! Love, janella
Happy Birthday Cameron! The cake looked pretty and YUMMY! Are there any left-overs? =)
Thanks for your sweet comment on my sewing post. Yes, Martha you are right, we were just "SCRAPBOOKING" on our jean skirts that we had made! =D It was so fun!
Love, Heather =)
Happy Birthday Cameron! Martha, you did a good job on the cake. It's fun isn't it?
Martha, here's an answer to your question about the ACE school that we have here in Colombia. The school is above one of our churches, and the students in the school are from our church...but we dont' do a lot with the school, for Pastor Jimmy and his wife take care of it. DeWayne Joslin, and Helbert from Grand Cayman are the ones that started the school, and are financing it. This endevour needs LOTS of prayer, for it's not easy trying to teach kids that have NEVER been to school, who's parents are NEVER home to help them do homework, or sign papers, and these kids just run the street all day on their own, etc. It's a huge ministry, but overwhelming too.
Love, Heather =)
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