Steph, Jeff, and Co.: Audrey's Birthday

Friday, December 3, 2010

Audrey's Birthday

I'm a bit late getting this up, but Audrey's first birthday was on Sunday. We didn't have a big celebration or anything, just cake and ice cream and hanging out together as a family. The highlight was watching Audrey enjoy her piece of cake.

She started slowly, but once she got a taste, general carnage and mayhem ensued.

Happy birthday, baby girl!

1 comment:

McD Fam said...: love it!! 1st birthdays are so special :); December 3, 2010 at 9:31 PM

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