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18 Months and On the Go


Grady-Dosers,

Wow! You have turned into one big boy in an instant! You are walking, talking, and running your way through life! You have the biggest hands and feet I have ever seen on a toddler. Every moment with you is an adventure and we are sure to have a good laugh! You are one funny kid roaming the house looking for something to get into. You LOVE to climb on anything and everything, especially counters.

Jackson is your best friend. You do everything he does and chase him around all day long. You do not call your brothers by their names, rather, Jackson is "Bubba" and Wyatt is "Baby." Daddy is a rock star to you and you still love to snuggle with me. You say a new word everyday it seems and are beginning to talk in sentences.

We love you so much Grady! You make us laugh, smile, and remind us to take life by the horns and enjoy every single second!!!

All Our Love Through Eternity,
Daddy, Mommy, Bubba, and Baby







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Donelle Anderson said…
Wow...he is a little man growing so fast!!!
January 22, 2011 at 8:57 PM
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