Life on the Mississippi: Celebrating the 4th

July 5, 2009

Celebrating the 4th

Well, I just came across too many cute 4th outfits for Louisa this year and couldn't settle on just one, so...we celebrated the 4th for a whole week! Here are the cute outfits Louisa wore. Chisolm only had one outfit that my dear friend, Laurie sent for him. Thanks, Laurie!

Possibly Mama's favorite outfit for Louisa. Louisa wore this to school for the 4th of July parade!

Louisa and Chisolm in outfits from Laurie. They wore these for the pre-fourth parade.

Look Mama, stars!

My cute little man

Louisa's cute outfit from Laurie. I also thought it was funny that she is sitting in the same pose as the baby in the card she is holding

I just loved this picture

My cute little man, ready for bed!

Look at my flag and watermelons!

Isn't she just precious!

PS: check out the "Pink Toes" post below for another of her cute outfits, I just didn't want to double post pictures.

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The Forrest Spence Fund

Brittany and David Spence are an amazing couple. They had their beautiful son, Robert Forrest Spence, in September of 2007. Sadly, due to an infection, Forrest lived only 55 days. To honor their son's life and the impact he had on so many people, Brittany and David have created the Forrest Spence Fund. The mission of the Forrest Spence Fund is to assist with the non-medical needs of critically and chronically ill children and their families throughout the Mid-South.

Brittany and David are a truly inspirational couple who have taken the heartbreak they have experienced from losing their son and have found a way to give back to a hospital that fought for Forrest and to reach out to families who are going through a similar experience.

Please check out the Forrest Spence Fund website listed above and consider a donation or consider participating in the 4th annual Forrest Spence 5k, 8:00am, Aug. 27th, 2011, at Overton Park. If you will not be in Memphis on August 27th or do not live here, you can still participate by being a "ghost runner" or by making a monetary donation.