Nine
Posted February 26th, 2009 by Lisa
We have a birthday in the house today. A sweet little boy who was born at 5:52 pm, February 26th, 2000. Our Millennium Baby.
Nine years go by so quickly. It seems like just yesterday we brought him home from the hospital.
Just yesterday we were bleary-eyed from rocking a colicky baby to sleep two or three times a night.
Things are different now, nine years later. He entertains us daily with his creative stories, drawings, songs, and personalities.
And rarely does this interaction happen at 3am anymore 
Happy Birthday, Aidan!
We love you, we’re proud of you, and we’re beside ourselves with happiness that you’ve slept through the night for the past seven and a half years.
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Replies to “Nine”:
Fantastic. You look sooooooooooooo much alike!!!!!!!!!! To 99 more years, at least. Liz
Actually, you should see him next to my husband – their resemblance to each other is even more amazing!
What a great face he has! Mom’s too!
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Happy birthday Aidan!
What a cute banner for a boy! Love it! ANd what a work too! lol…
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Oh happy birthday to Aidan. My daughter Alyssa will be nine on march 16, 2000 was a great year. Hope he enjoys his special day.
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Happy Birthday Aidan! What a great post. As a mother of two boys also I know your days are filled with adventure and fun….may they continue on and on!
Happy Birthday!!! Love the bunting, I have a ton of larger scraps out on my sewing table right now to make us a couple of them as well
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I had fun making it. Each triangle has a different striped fabric on the front, and the same Amy Butler design on the back. I figured I’d use the flamboyant stripes for most occasions, and the more laid-back single-pattern side for occasions pertaining to the husband, who is less enthusiastic about colorful mix-and-match things than I am