The A Gang: My Avery!

Apr 1, 2011

My Avery!

Avery is such a fun boy! I stopped in to sit by him for a bit at lunch today because we were celebrating his Birthday at school today. He will be 10 years old tomorrow. I just can't believe it! I love this kid so much! He is always happy and smiling. They don't come any more lovey either. He is always snuggling and hugging on his mom. A day doesn't go by that he doesn't tell me that he loves me atleast 10 times. I am so blessed to be his mom! I am also blessed to be able to work in their school and see he and Ada every single day. It doesn't get any better!

He was being a bit cheesey here for the picture! All the kids were being silly around us.

2 comments:

Bart said...: We are really looking forward to spending some time wit our ten-year-old, while you are sunning yourself in the Caribean. We'll find some fun things to do, I promise. Of course, will will enjoy his little sister, Ada, as well. We hope you have a fun and relaxing time cruising around in warmer climes.

Love you all and always,

Grandpa Bart; April 01, 2011
Bart said...: He is a lovebug!!!! He always gives
hugs and is happy to see us.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AVERY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lovew Grandma Iris; April 02, 2011

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