Saturday in pictures

Here are some pics from my birthday on Saturday (a day early, but Saturday is more festive, don't you agree?)

Well, first is a very fuzzy picture of the bunny in my backyard, taken on Friday:



Two pics of my sister's dog, with one of my nephews and my niece:





D with two of my nephews:



D with most of the kids:



A necklace my sister gave me:

Comments

Iamthebookworm said…
Another July birthday girl! Happy birthday!
10:17 PM
Bearette said…
Thanks! I guess we are both Cancers (moon children?) I wish our sign had a better name ;)
10:21 PM
Poppy said…
Happy birthday!!! :) :) :)

I don't ever remember seeing a picture of D before! Thanks for sharing, so weird to finally see the face behind the name!
11:07 PM
Bearette said…
Thanks! Yeah, I think I put up a pic of him before, but it was probably quite a while ago.
11:47 PM
Reighnie said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
1:03 AM
Anonymous said…
Happy Birthday, B!

And to D: your clavicles are looking fierce under that shirt!
9:05 AM
Bearette said…
Thanks, Liz & Zen!

Liz - he has a fine clavicle.
9:21 AM
Roxanne said…
Happy Birthday!!! What a cute necklace. :)
10:54 AM
Bearette said…
Isn't it?? I've worn it twice already :)
11:17 AM
This suzy said…
Happy Birthday!! It looks like you guys had fun! :)
12:15 PM
Mz.Elle said…
Oh I love that necklace!!
happy,HAPPY belated birthday!
4:33 PM
Bearette said…
Thanks, Suzy and Ms. L :)

It was a very good time.
5:20 PM
Irene said…
Happy Birthday, Beautiful Bearette!

May all your most fervent wishes come true! Mwaaaaah! :)
10:26 AM
Bearette said…
Thanks, Irene!! Give your son a hug for me :)
10:26 AM
Elsa said…
Happy B-day and great pics! I love the necklace - just adorable.
12:30 PM
Bearette said…
Thanks, Elsa :)
5:53 PM
Katie said…
Cute necklace! Happy belated birthday!
10:46 PM
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