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Friday, March 8, 2013

17 years


My baby sister turned 17 years old this weekend. 



{one day they'll spell your name right. maybe.}




As she enters the years of college applications and driver's license freedom, I can't help but remember the little pig-tailed nag she used to be as a kid. I'm so proud of you Tanja--keep being your awesome self, and I hope this coming year will be full of incredible adventures, laughter, and plenty of Kinder chocolates. I love you endlessly.