Thursday, May 8, 2008

Never use the trick candles on a sweet little girl!

Meliah's birthday was a very busy day! We weren't home much at all due to baseball games and school. We did manage to fit in some cake and ice cream and a "Happy Birthday" song that evening. You will love to see the reaction to the trick candles. Be sure to watch it once to focus on Meliah's face and then watch Christian's face at the very beginning. Perhaps it would have been a better choice to use those on Christian's Birthday Cake next month! Poor sweet Meliah! She told me afterwards that she thought that the house was going to burn down.

Meliah has picked out a baby kitten that we will be bringing home in 1 week. She has named the kitten Shelby and loves it to pieces. We went to visit yesterday and she didn't want to leave. It's a very gentle little kitten (All white with some small black markings).
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3 comments:

The Eccles said...

What a sweet girl, you just can't help but to love her! Happy B-day Meliah!

May 8, 2008 at 9:01 PM
Hollye said...

Meliah,
So wonderful to see you had a good Birthday. We can't wait to be able to celebrate with you again, when we all come to visit, soon! Good choice on a gift. Can't wait to see it too. We love you. Happy Birthday!

May 9, 2008 at 6:21 PM
Anonymous said...

What a great video! :) Poor thing! How awesome that she is getting a cat! She will do a great job taking care of it! I love looking at your blog and keeping up with what you and your family have been up to! Your pictures are great! Love ya!

May 14, 2008 at 9:47 PM

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