Not My Little Lambchops Anymore

I remember the anticipation of my sister Jill in labor, pregnant with her first child and the first of the next generation of kids, nieces and nephews.  I became an aunt for the first time on December 24th, 1996 when Alexandra Hope Fazzi was born.  I saw her for the first time when she was 10 days old.  The first nickname I give her was my little lambchops, I know she wasn’t mine, but she was my big sister’s baby and the closest thing to mine that a baby could be at that point.  And when she cried her voice shook like a little lamb.  Oh, she was just so cute!!!  She was always so sweet and such a mamas girl!  She was even cute when I would say, Alexandra is Mommy pretty and she would answer yes as if that were a ridiculous question.  I would then say Alexandra, am I pretty, and she would shake her head and say no.  She was just being honest, in her eyes, no one was pretty except for her mom and our cousin Katelyn and I was fine with that because I loved them both as much as she did.  Now she is all grown up, well sort of.  And she’s still my sweet little lambchops, just in a big kid, freshman in high school, 15 year old kind of way.  I love you baby Alex!!! xoxo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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