BUT A POOR REFLECTION: Today is Pascalle's tenth birthday!

Friday, June 08, 2007

Today is Pascalle's tenth birthday!

And it's easy to see why we are so happy with our 'little' girl! Her T-shirt proclaims: "Genuine Princess, the daughter of the KING, one of a kind." Couldn't be more right. (Click pics to enlarge)

9 comments:

Rodney Olsen said...: Please wish her a happy birthday all the way from Australia.

Our princess, Emily, turns 11 on Tuesday.; 6/08/2007 12:16 pm
Anonymous said...: For America HAPPY BIRTHDAY; 6/08/2007 6:23 pm
Anonymous said...: Ooops I meant to say "From America HAPPY BIRTHDAY"; 6/08/2007 6:23 pm
Anonymous said...: Happy Birthday, Pascal! I love your t-shirt, too!

My birthday wishes to you come from Florida in the USA.; 6/08/2007 10:10 pm
Carolanne said...: Happy belated birthday to Psacal! You have such a beautiful smile!
Hope the day was a great one for you. :); 6/10/2007 1:16 am
JoshLab said...: Happy birthday to your beautiful daughter, Paul. All the way from Singapore. =)

Josh.; 6/10/2007 7:31 am
Carol Douglas said...: Happy Birthday, Pascalle!

Hope you have a good tenth birthday. I like being ten. I am just about finished with fourth grade. This is my last week of school. My favorite subject is science. My least favorite is math. I want to go to the beach on my summer vacation.

Are you eating cream puffs for your birthday? I usually have cake.

I like to play Club Penguin. Have you ever heard of it?

Dwight, age 10
Rochester, NY, USA; 6/12/2007 2:32 am
Anonymous said...: Happy belated birthday! Love your name!!; 6/14/2007 8:13 pm
Paul said...: On behalf of Pascalle, I want to thank you all for your friendly comments and congratulations!

Pascalle says, "I think it is kind that so many people from so many countries are wishing me well and congratulating me! I didn't expect this at all!"

@ Dwight
"Thanks for your happy birthday wishes. I don't know about this penguin game, but I like to play on-line computer games, especially the Anubis game, but I am sure you've never heard about that!
My mother made delicious chocolate and cream cakes for my birthday and we also had an apple pie! Greetings from the Netherlands. Pascalle"; 6/14/2007 9:49 pm

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