I am so glad that you have kept writing your blog after the book and all of the things that have happened to you since the book. I enjoy watching Schuyler grow. She's such a beautiful little girl!
I just finished reading the book that was given to me by my grad student speech pathology daughter. As a first grade teacher for thirty years I have seen and worked with many children. This book touched me in so many ways and I can't get it out of my head. I wish you and your family only the best. Happy Birthday Schuyler!!
Beautiful picture. Happy birthday, Schuyler!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty she continues to become!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Schuyler!
ReplyDeleteI hope the year ahead is filled with fun and fanciful things.:)
Ten? Really?
ReplyDeleteShe's as lucky to be so loved as you and Julie are to have such an amazing child.
Happy Birthday, Schuyler!
ReplyDeleteLook after your dad in Vegas! Hope you have a fun time together.
Great picture!
Happy Birthday sweetie! She is such an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWishing Schuyler the very best on her start into double digits! Rob, I hope you're ready for the teen years! She's going to break some hearts.
ReplyDeleteHappiest of birthdays, Schuyler!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Schuyler! Holy cats, you're 10! It's been a privilege getting to see you grow up and become as awesome as you are.
ReplyDeleteschuyler looks so grown up in this picture!
ReplyDeletehappy birthday schuyler (and make sure dad behaves in vegas!)
This girl takes my breath away. Can't wait to hear your Vegas tales...
ReplyDeleteHappy happy birthday Schuyler!! Enjoy double digits!
ReplyDeleteThat's an incredible photo. Her spirit is literally on her skin and coming out of her big eyes. Happy Birthday, Schuyler!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Schuyler! Vegas for your birthday - what cool parents you have.
ReplyDeleteHippo Birdie Two Ewes to Schuyler! May there be many, many more.
ReplyDeleteDouble digits. Good stuff. Happy happy birthday, Schuyler!
ReplyDeleteShe looks more like Julie all the time.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your second decade, Schuyler!
Happy Birthday, Schuyler! Hope your dad spoils you just enough on your trip :)
ReplyDelete10 is special. Posibly the only time you'll get to add another digit to your age... (at least for the next 90 years)
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Happy birthday, Schuyler! Enjoy being 10-- it's such a fun age!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to Schuyler! I love that quote.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous and amazing girl. Happy Birthday, Schuyler!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that you have kept writing your blog after the book and all of the things that have happened to you since the book. I enjoy watching Schuyler grow. She's such a beautiful little girl!
ReplyDeleteShe's lovely.
ReplyDeletereminds me of this quote, which resonates with even me, a childless (child-free?) person:
ReplyDelete"Making the decision to have a child is momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body." ~Elizabeth Stone
and this one which is a 'duh':
"It kills you to see them grow up. But I guess it would kill you quicker if they didn't."
~Barbara Kingsolver, from 'Animal Dreams'
um, and this one just for you, Rob in both quote and source:
"Most of us become parents long before we have stopped being children."
~Mignon McLaughlin, The Second Neurotic's Notebook, 1966
I just finished reading the book that was given to me by my grad student speech pathology daughter. As a first grade teacher for thirty years I have seen and worked with many children. This book touched me in so many ways and I can't get it out of my head. I wish you and your family only the best. Happy Birthday Schuyler!!
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