3 is worse than 2. 3 is worse than 2. 3 is worse than 2.
Today, she is 3.
She’s sassy, she’s determined, she’s smart.
Everything I had hoped she would be…time to batten down those hatches and inquire at convents.
3 is worse than 2. 3 is worse than 2. 3 is worse than 2.
Today, she is 3.
She’s sassy, she’s determined, she’s smart.
Everything I had hoped she would be…time to batten down those hatches and inquire at convents.
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Mom On The Run 03.30.08 at 11:21 am
Happy Birthday! Mine turns 3 in two months, PLEASE don’t say 3 is worse than 2!
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Summer 03.30.08 at 11:25 am
Happy birthday!!!
Moogie 03.30.08 at 12:10 pm
Happy Birthday. We never did experience the terrible two’s with either of my girls. We did however, experience the thundering threes.
~JJ! 03.30.08 at 1:32 pm
Happy Birthday Big Girl!!!
3 IS worse than 2!
Sleeping Mommy 03.30.08 at 3:49 pm
Happy Birthday to your girl! Just adorable.
And I’m with you 3 is worse than 2. My third (and last!) is in the middle of his 3s now.
Gidge 03.30.08 at 4:00 pm
Lil Satchmo turned into a teenager on his fifth birthday, complete with rolling his eyes and giving us attitude.
Inarticulate Fumblings 03.30.08 at 4:18 pm
Happy Birthday to the Princess of Spain
Lynette 03.30.08 at 6:11 pm
3 is worse than 2, and 5 is even worse. Odd years are tough…well, until they hit about 13 then its all a blur. Happy birthday!
Karl 03.30.08 at 8:03 pm
Aw, happy birthday. What a doll.
My girls are celebrating a birthday on Tuesday. Yeah, April Fool’s Day. But they’re gonna be, um, 21! Ack!
Stacy 03.30.08 at 9:04 pm
Happy birthday to the Princess!! She looks so intense in that first picture.
susan 03.31.08 at 12:10 am
Happy Birthday to Princess Peanut!
Victoria Marinelli 03.31.08 at 1:06 am
She’s sassy, she’s determined, she’s smart.
Just like her mama.
Happy birthday, kiddo.
emma 04.02.08 at 6:56 am
Yes, doesn’t it suck when we try to raise our girls to be strong and opinionated and fearless - AND THEY DO!
My daughter (12) recently took herself off down the street to the neighbors and gave their son the riot act for using the word’faggot’ in a derogatory way and she wasn’t going to let him get away with it. I know this because the mom called me. I’m both horribly embarassed and wonerfully proud.