The A Gang: HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMMON!

Aug 14, 2008

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMMON!

It's Ammon's 36th birthday today! You wouldn't believe it by the looks of all his gray hair. I am sure that we (our family) are the cause of most of those grays. Thanks for working so hard and providing so well for our family. Thanks for putting up with us! We hope that you have a great birthday! Love, Your Family- Alison, Addison, Avery, and Ada

6 comments:

Bonnie said...: Happy Birthday Ammon!; August 14, 2008
meegz said...: Hope your Day is great Ammon! I'm sure your wife will come up with something creative.:)

And Alison -- you did NOT change your background again girl!?

I always love them -- I"m just teasing you.; August 14, 2008
Alison Daugs said...: Yep!, and I may just do it again tomorrow!; August 14, 2008
Shearmommie said...: This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.; August 14, 2008
Bart said...: HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMMON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for being a part of our
family. You do so much for us.
We'll get even one day. I know
your sweet wife will make your day
very special.
Love Bart and Iris; August 14, 2008
Rene Weston-Eborn said...: Hope you had a gread day Ammon!; August 15, 2008

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