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Happy Sixth, Timothy

Timothy turned six a couple of weeks ago.

We have our struggles every now and then, but by and large Timothy is a great kid. I feel really lucky to have him in my family.

Happy birthday, Bud.

Here are a couple more pictures of the big day.

Comments

  1. Happy Birthday, Timothy!! Talk about getting big! He looks more like I remember him in the tooth picture than in the birthday pictures. Could be just the angle, but 6 years old is a real milestone.

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  2. All three of your posts are precious. Timothy can join his second cousin Dallin in the gap tooth club. Did you look at the Robinson's blog showing Dallin and his missing teeth? Sarah is darling--what a beautiful smile--and a big Happy Birthday to Timothy. I can't believe he's six already. Great pictures.

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  3. I cannot believe Timothy is 6 already! Wasn't it just yesterday that my mom was babysitting him and he was 2? Time flies.

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  4. It does seem like Aunt Kathy was his babysitter just a year or so ago. Looks like it was a happy birthday.

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  5. Happy birthday to him! Plus congrats on the missing tooth. I still remember the funny feeling of a loose tooth.

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  6. Happy Birthday! Sarah looks like a cute 3 month old baby. I love that age, it is probably my favorite baby age 3-5 months!

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  7. Hey Mary, I found you through your comment on my blog. It was really fun to hear from you. I can't believe how big Timothy is. And, Sarah is super cute. I'm so happy for you guys. She totally looks like you, so does Timothy. Especially now that he's older, I see it more.

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  8. Holy cow he's getting so big! What a delightful boy he is. Happy Birthday Timothy!

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