Sunday best

Yesterday was Raquelle's first Sunday at church. Here she is all ready to go and just waiting for mommy and daddy to finish getting ready. Of course, she came home from church wearing a different outfit thanks to a nice blowout diaper, but she was still just as cute in that outfit too.

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Kim Pace said…
Hello! This is Kim Pace. I don't have your guys' e-mail so, since I just saw your blog, I thought I'd post here! Congrats! It is wierd thinking of Thad as a parent, but then again, I think it is wierd that I'm going to be one in 3 months! Raquelle is a little cutie! I definitely hope my labor goes better than yours, Becky! I'm glad you made it through ok. (Becky, I like the way you write on your blog! Ours would be more fun to read if Jason was writing it. I'm not a writer at all, but Jason is great!) We will have to see you guys sometime. Of course, we will have to go up to Portland sometime to see Mike and Melissa anyway, and Kelli may be going to the University of Oregon and we have friends in Vancouver, so sometime we may see you! And our babies can play (since we won't be down there until after the baby is born). -Kim Pace
1:14 PM
Anonymous said…
What a cutie, she looks like she is saying, "Ah mom, this outfit is kind of big on me, do I have towear it?" lol mom
5:22 PM
Brett and Cindy said…
Hi,
Congratulations on the baby! We are very excited for you guys. It is tough to imagine Thad as a dad, but that is only because I have known him so long and have pictures to prove it! She is absolutly beautiful and we are thrilled that she is well and happy. Much love to all of you,
The Belleque's
5:42 PM
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