Thank Heavens, For Little Girls












Thank Heavens For Little girls.
For Little Girls Get Bigger Everyday.








Thank heaven for little girls

They grow up in the most delightful way







Those little eyes so helpless and Appealing.









One day will flash and send you

crashin' thru the ceilin'








Thank heaven for little Girls








thank heaven for them alll




no matter where no matter who















For without them,


what would little boys do?





Thank heaven... thank heaven...

Thank heaven for little girls!











Comments

Ian said…
Congratulations to you, Pamela, for making the world a better place by bringing Karmyn into it!

Ian
9:36 AM, December 17, 2006
BlondeBlogger said…
Happy birthday to your daughter!! Now I'm going to go cry and pray that my children develop some sort of mutation that doesn't allow them to grow any older, lol!
9:39 AM, December 17, 2006
Karmyn R said…
THanks mom - very sweet!! I'm all verclempt (sp?)

and for exposing my dark secret of being a high school band geek. hee hee
10:04 AM, December 17, 2006
Devon said…
How very sweet! What a great reminder that our time with our babies at home passes in a flash!
10:55 AM, December 17, 2006
Anonymous said…
Happy Birthday to Karmyn!
Time does she fly by. My children and their spouses all have birthdays in Dec and Jan!
:)
11:56 AM, December 17, 2006
Anonymous said…
Hurrumph! the photos don't display for some reason. Maybe it's Karmyn's revenge got me getting her banned from TP.

btw:I heard back from them and they say it's fixed, we'll see.

I did some updating on MDW's computer (I hope I haven't screwed something up). I see when I get home.
2:23 PM, December 17, 2006
Anonymous said…
Whaaa! I don't see the photos either!
2:43 PM, December 17, 2006
Pamela said…
blogger ate the photo's for breakfast.

They were there. Then they weren't

I have reloaded them

Let's hope they stay.
3:13 PM, December 17, 2006
Anonymous said…
We have ignition!
4:15 PM, December 17, 2006
Heather Plett said…
Ah yes, I thank heaven for little girls every day! Love those picks!
6:12 PM, December 17, 2006
Unknown said…
What a wonderful tribute.

Happy Birthday Karmyn.

♥Pam
7:23 PM, December 17, 2006
Anonymous said…
AWWWWWWW, that is so sweet!!!

Seems as though your both lucky to have each other;)
7:46 PM, December 17, 2006
Anonymous said…
You ladies both totally rock!!

I LOOOOVE being the mom of of a girl, too!

Oh, and band geeks are AWESOME. I was one. Then I married one. WOO-HOO!!
1:30 AM, December 18, 2006
Anonymous said…
Such a beautifl tribute!
3:21 AM, December 18, 2006
Jeanette said…
AAWwwwwwwwww thank heavens for little girls Couldnt see all the photo's
Happy Bithday Karmym
3:37 AM, December 18, 2006
Robin said…
Wow, Pamela, you have Karmyn using some mighty big vocabulary words! I KNOW you had fun thinking about the memories each picture represented :). Thanks for letting us get to know the birthday girl through the years!
4:10 AM, December 18, 2006
Kila said…
~*~*Happy Birthday Karmyn!~*~* Hope the year ahead is a happy, healthy one!

Enjoyed the photos!
7:50 AM, December 18, 2006
Susan in va said…
I know you are so proud - what a beautiful bunch of girls you have!
8:58 AM, December 18, 2006
Holly Schwendiman said…
What a beautiful tribute!! I agree 100% thank heaven for little girls!!

Hugs,
Holly
Holly's Corner
9:51 AM, December 18, 2006
Anonymous said…
HaHaHappy Birftday! (please insert Mouse from Cinderella here when he was supposed to say, Surpise.)
9:57 AM, December 18, 2006
Heather said…
Happy Birthday!
Such sweet pictures depicting a sweet life, I'm sure.
11:42 AM, December 18, 2006
CyberCelt said…
Happy Birthday! You sure are a cute girl!
2:35 PM, December 18, 2006
C... said…
That is a great tribute to your daughter post.
4:38 PM, December 18, 2006
Anonymous said…
Whew! I can see them now. What a great tribute! I've always been partial to having daughters.
5:44 PM, December 18, 2006
Bibi said…
What a neat post. That was one of my fave songs as little girl...my dad would sing it to me ;-)
7:50 PM, December 18, 2006
Anonymous said…
cute halloween kids ivy
8:34 PM, June 11, 2007
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