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The big ONE

My sister, bro-in-law, and nephew came to visit over New Years, and I hadn't seen little Easton since he was a few months old. Now that he just turned one, it's amazing how his charming little personality shines through. He the best kid in the world (well, I don't have any of my own yet, so there's really no contest)! We had a ball babysitting and hanging out with him. I wish they all lived closer!
His favorite part of his birthday and Christmas gifts was the tag on a UGA shirt.
Imagine that..... I hard piece of paper is the best toy out there!

This is his stud look for the camera
Aunt Katie makes the best yummy noises!
He's definitely a well-fed young man. 
I'm a little too excited, and Easton's pretty much done with the whole camera concept.
Who is cuter? I really can't judge this one!
I can't believe how much he's grown up already!


Happy First Birthday Easton!  Aunt Katie and Uncle Matt love you!!!!!


~AuntieBuster

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  1. Anna-ElizabethJanuary 26, 2012 at 2:43 PM

    Great googly moogly! How perfect is that little boy?! He is going to be a serious looker when he goes up.

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