Jacy turned TWO!

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Our little angel turned TWO!!! It is hard to believe how fast the time is flying by! She is such a happy little girl and has a smile that will melt your heart in a second! It has been a real joy watching her grow and learn. She has the most beautiful bright eyes and such a fun little personality. She is very active and is always ready for her next adventure. Her vocuabulary continues to grow, with new words such as feet, family, house, moon, airplane, Ouchie, Ni-night, and she has been working on the names of her friends and family. She has also added "Sleeping" to her sign language vocabulary. She sings her ABC's everyday. The middle is a little hard to understand, but she has "AB...XYZ" down! She has also started counting to 10!!! She sometimes misses numbers 3 and 4, but nails the rest of them! She also gets so excited when her Daddy comes home everyday. When he walks in the door she throw both arms up in the air and says "YOOHOO!" We are so proud of her and just love to sit back and watch her grow and learn. She makes us laugh and smile ALL THE TIME, which is one of our favorite things about her!

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  1. blessed8:44 AM

    HAPPY SECOND BIRTHDAY JACY!!! Can't wait to see ya again. Maybe this next winter in SF!

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  2. Heather12:18 AM

    So cute Jody! She is such a happy girl, I hope she carries that spirit throughout the rest of her life!

    Heather

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  3. The Harvey Seven8:42 PM

    Happy Birthday Jacy. You are soooo cute....

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