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Letter To My Little Girl On Her Fourth Birthday

Today, Bridgy turns four. This is a letter to my little girl.

Dear Bridgy,

You have made this past year so wonderful. I have enjoyed every second of your sweet smiles. I love to wake you up in the mornings, carry you to the couch and hold you forever. You are always in my heart. I love to hear your sweet voice say “Momma,” and I love it at night when I tuck you into bed you ask me to stay with you just before you fall asleep. You turn over and your eyes disappear into your sweetest smile and the dimple at your cheekbone is like a star in the sky. You whisper, “I love you, Momma.”

I love you, Bridgy. I love the way you change your clothes at least four times every day. I love the way you put your clothes together. Nothing can ever match and you must always wear something blue. You hate dresses, but you wear them for me sometimes.

Bridgy, I love the way you are so agreeable. You never push your agenda too hard and you make room for other people to have a bad day or a bad moment. You are understanding, forgiving.

You are gregarious and fun-loving, positive and sharing. You adore your brother and sister. And, your snoopy (Snoofy) blanket must accompany you practically everywhere. You are the only one of my kids who has/had a security blanket and I just love this about you.

Bridgy, the world can be a cruel and beautiful place. This is true of the playground, the classroom, the board room. I am privileged to be your mom and spend these brief years of childhood and youth helping you achieve the purpose for which God has made you. I am glad God brought you to me when I was 39 and nearly 40 and not in my younger years. By the time you arrived, I had lived half a life, and I bring all this to you now. I am better able to love you and teach you because of where I have been, heartache and all. I would not change one thing I have gone through in life because all of it brought me to you. And, you, Bridgy, have been designed for great things. I am so glad I get to be a part of your life, and I thank God for making me your Mommy. I love you forever and there is no sacrifice I am not willing to make to ensure you become all God wants you to be.

Happy Birthday, Baby Girl. The adventure of your fourth year begins today!

Little Girl Running in Grass wearing a big colorful skirt
July: Bridgy turns 3
Little girl in a purple cowboy hat
August: Bridgy Goes to Preschool
Family riding bikes through OKC's Heritage Hills
September: Bridgy on a family bike ride
Boy in a Batman Costume and girl in a butterfly costume
October: Bridgy is a butterfly for Halloween
November: Bridgy outside of Horn Seed on our annual trip to pick out an ornament.
Little girl looking at snow globes
December: Bridgy picks out a snow globe at B.C. Clark. Nice bow, Bridgy.
Little girl swims at the YMCA
January: We join the YMCA and Bridgy learns to swim.
February: For awhile, Bridgy was giving us this look when she was annoyed with us.
Little Girl wears shamrock glasses on St. Patrick's Day
March: Bridgy at the St. Patrick’s Day in Oklahoma City.
Little girl wears the clothes she picks out
April: Bridgy puts many interesting outfits together.
Little girl with Gorgeous brown eyes
April: My beautiful daughter. She has Daddy’s eyes. 
LIttle girl runs on the field of the Oklahoma Redhawks
May: Bridgy at the Bricktown Ballpark.
Little girl wears galoshes at a spray ground
June: Bridgy wears her Mickey Mouse Galoshes from Disneyland everywhere.
Gen X Blog Jennifer Chronicles

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2 Comments

  1. le@thirdontheright

    happy days Jen – that skirt is fab ! and darling bridgy makes the world shine 🙂 many hugs le xox

  2. Anonymous

    Bridgy–
    Happy 4th Birthday! You are my Yankie Doodle Dolly.
    Love you Angel.
    –Nanny

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