33 years ago today God blessed my husband and me with a beautiful baby girl. We had no idea before her birth if this baby would be a boy or girl because they didn't do ultrasounds then unless there was a problem. I had gone to my regularly scheduled appointment and my doctor decided I was ready and wanted to send me straight to the hospital. My husband coached football and I had to call and get him off the football field to come to the hospital. Amy entered the world several hours after he arrived and we both were so excited to have a girl. In fact, we only had a girl's name picked out. She has brought us so much joy....is the best mother....best writer.....and a wonderful teacher. Amy had her second teacher work day before the children come later in the week so I cooked dinner for her tonight. Of course it had to be her favorites.
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Sue, it's easy to see that, not only are you a loving and doting grandmother, but a remarkable mother, as well. I pray that Amy has the best birthday ever! That meal you prepared looks phenomenal! Can you post the chicken casserole recipe, too...pretty please?
April,
I WILL post the chicken casserole recipe for you. It is a dish I make often and I've never had anyone not like it. SO EASY!
I'm excited to see both recipes! I hope Amy had a wonderful day... and how could she not with all the yumminess you made for her?? You're such a good momma and Gigi!
Happy Birthday to your daughter! What a wonderful family she was born into!
I am so relieved to read that the mass was benign. What an awful wait that must have been!!
Looking forward to the cake recipe!
hugs, Linda
Happy birthday to Amy!
Happy birthday to Amy! She must be a special daughter to you Sue. No matter how old we get, it's nice for our loved ones to rejoice that we are in their lives.
I appreciate so much your prayers and thoughts for my family during the loss of my aunt and uncle. They will be sorely missed.
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