And then they were three . . .

Emily and Sarah are now three years old.
They have come a long way in three years.

Here is Sarah the day she was born.


And this is Emily.


Here are the girls on their first Birthday.

At the age of two.



And now they are three years old.



It amazes me how much they can change and grow in such a short period of time.

They shared a birthday cake but each had their own candles.

I love the intense look on Emily's face :)


The girls got lots of neat gifts.

Emily got a Tricycle and Sarah got a Bicycle

The funniest was when they got the Jump Ropes and showed us how to use them.

Happy Birthday Sarah and Emily!

Comments

KAT said…
Happy Birthday girls!
2:43 PM
Kimmy said…
I can't believe how big these girls are getting! I used to EASILY tell them apart...now it's so hard! Hope all is going well!
9:34 PM
Justin and Lindsay Wilkin said…
I told Justin that the girls turned three, and we both can't believe it! We remember coming to the hospital with our homemade bibs, the small wee pee diapers and the cute burb cloth tank tops. They have turned into beautiful little ladies. :)
1:17 PM
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