Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Wordless Wednesday


Christopher as a baby.


Here he is at 4 years.

10 comments:

Michele said...

he's a sweet little guy:)

Jamie Jo said...

They grow so fast, don't they?

Oh, he has the biggest blue eyes, and those chubby cheeks....kissy cheeks!

Unknown said...

So cute!

Lisa said...

A birthday boy? Happy day to both of you! (I personally love,love,love four-year-olds most especially -- What a fun age!)

Shirley said...

Since you live near Adelaide, I thought it interesting that today's saint is St. Adelaide, the patron saint of large families. Who knew?

Shirley said...

There is a link to her story here: http://dayofwrathdiesirae.blogspot.com/
on the Deis Irae blog.

Therese said...

Lisa,

He isn't a birthday boy. I have my camera in being fixed so thought while it is gone, I would do some old past pictures.

Shirley,

I saw the info on St. Adelaide at Deis Irae blog but didn't realize St. Adelaide was the patron of large families. I have someone else to intercede for us now. Thanks.

Tracy said...

Oh my gosh, so cute and sweet!!!!

Anonymous said...

Hi Therese,
Wow - some babies are not even similar when they reach four years, but Christopher, well, I'd pick him from a baby photo. :)

Have a great week,
Blessings,
Jillian

Jeanne said...

Too cute! Mum's not bad either!

Please pray for a cure for Type One Diabetes

Please pray for a cure for Type One Diabetes
Our sons Tom and Christopher and our daughter Amelia are type one diabetics. We pray everyday for a cure. We do not want one by illicit means though so don't support any organisation that contributes to Embryonic Stem Cell Research. Click on the photo of Tom and Christopher to read about why I am against using Embryonic Stem cells for a cure.

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