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Happy 6th Birthday, Katherine!

August 23rd, 2002

Katherine Sage Farmer

Happy 6th Birthday, Katherine!

We had fun celebrating Katherine's birthday yesterday and I can't believe she's already 6 years old! Time flies by so quickly and you never really believe it when people tell you until they're all grown up.

Katherine has been and is such a joy to our family. Sometimes I wonder if she's an angel just by how mature she responds to things, how unselfish she is, and how genuinely she cares for other people. She is always sharing things unselfishly with her brothers, sharing the Gospel with her friend down the street, and always has a heart of obedience towards us. I must admit that she has been an easy child and a wonderful girl who loves the Lord. We are blessed!

Here are a few pictures from her family birthday celebration on Saturday. I tried to make a Barbie cake, which wasn't as hard as I thought! I was actually really pleased with it, but wish I would have bought the candy letters for the Happy Birthday part because trying to handwrite with icing on a vertical cake was tough! But I think it turned out ok...

Thanks to everyone for all the fun toys, books, cards, and presents!


She wanted to go to Chuck E. Cheese this year and had lots of fun. There were a lot of new rides and a horse with animated screen that you could ride and watch yourself on a TV in front of you as you pulled on the reigns. She liked that as well as the flying seat that you pedal on to take yourself spinning to the top. We had originally planned to take Katherine to the Barnum and Bailey Circus for her birthday but she said she'd rather go to Chuck E Cheese instead. I'm sure she'll outgrow that place soon, but seemed to have fun this year! Sorry no pics from there.

She received lots of fun toys and several digital pet games that I'm still trying to figure out how to play but she seems to have gotten the hang of them. My, how technological kids are these days! Thanks to everyone for all the love and kindness you show Katherine! May you be blessed!

Psalm 127:3 (NASB) - "Behold, children are a gift of the LORD, the fruit of the womb is a reward. "

Comments

erika said…
I think your cake came out cute. Job well done. It looked like she had lots of fun.

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