The Hendricksen's: Happy 75th Birthday Grandma Hayward!!!

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Happy 75th Birthday Grandma Hayward!!!

My grandma celebrated her 75th birthday this March! We all went to Brick Oven to celebrate. It was a good time!!! LOTS of laughs and lots of food. What could be better? (It didn't hurt that we went to one of my favorite restaurants. I LOVE THEIR SALAD BAR!)

Here's Grandma with a few of her daughters. Aww, they are so cute.

I love this kooky bunch.

1 comment:

Lizzylou said...: I love Brinleys cute Baptism pictures! We went Ice skating a few months ago. It is a joke trying to skate with small kids. We are all big fans of the ice walkers that they have there. They need to get like 50 more of them though. We'd love to go skating with you guys this summer.; 9:32 PM

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