My friend, Gayla. What a beautiful description of such a special day. It is an honor and privilege to share a precious granddaughter with a Grandma like yourself! May God continue to bless your relationship with Madison as she matures into a beautiful, Godly child and then young lady! I love you!
Congratulations! I can totally relate! My first two grandchildren came 3 weeks apart and I nearly exploded. It is overwhelming and wonderful at the same time! Enjoy her... kiss her face off! When she's four she'll be SOOO busy you'll have to chase her down for kisses! Hugs and love WChavis
I am so, so very happy for you. I loved reading your account of the birth and your descriptive words. Congratulations and God's richest blessings to all the family.
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Too, too, too, cute! What a beautiful baby! I am so happy for you. I wonder if the Lord is calling you to Arizona now? :)
She looks like a Buaghman!!!! she is beautiful:)
She is just beautiful. I enjoyed the pictures.
My friend, Gayla. What a beautiful description of such a special day. It is an honor and privilege to share a precious granddaughter with a Grandma like yourself! May God continue to bless your relationship with Madison as she matures into a beautiful, Godly child and then young lady! I love you!
Congratulations on becoming new grandparents. There is nothing quite like it! She is adorable and it that red hair we see? Cute!
Love,
Jim & Donna
Congratulations! I can totally relate! My first two grandchildren came 3 weeks apart and I nearly exploded. It is overwhelming and wonderful at the same time! Enjoy her... kiss her face off! When she's four she'll be SOOO busy you'll have to chase her down for kisses!
Hugs and love
WChavis
She is a beautiful baby. I enjoyed the pictures and your wonderful poem too. Congratulations again!
Sis Gayla:
I am so, so very happy for you. I loved reading your account of the birth and your descriptive words. Congratulations and God's richest blessings to all the family.
Love,
Karen Mester
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