Happy birthday buddy.. We have a year or two on ya so get ready for us to show you around the train park one of these days when our dads get their acts together!

From your soon to be new friends Luke (3) Cole & Will (2)

Paul, what a wonderful birthday tribute to your son Wy Wy!  I'm sure he'll appreciate reading this one day.

Paul..I echo the above replys...your son will look back on this and see how mcuh he was loved...good job, very nice

Really nice!  Maybe you could put his name in the tags, he could google himself in a few years and read it.

Paul...What a wonderful one year Birthday tribute! 

Paul - This is a lovely poem for your freshly minted one-year old boy.  I am going to include this one in the Family Ties wrapup, which is coming out soon tonight.

Wonderful!  I'm sure the party was a big success and that he is blissfully exhausted from a day of cake and presents and trains.  Hugs to all!

HI Paul!  You're such a sweet dad.  I hope Wyatt had a fantastic 1st!  Hugs from the crew!

PAUL - I hope that Wyatt had a great first birthday.  It's amazing how fast time flies.  I was looking back at photos from last Easter at my little one, and she has changed so much since then.  This poem is something that Wyatt will be able to look back on many years from now and see just how proud his dad is.  Nicely done.

Paul, yep, i'll be cheesy and just agree with everything that's already been posted... Happy birthday to the little loved angel of yours!:-)

I love it Paul,

This will mean the world to him years from now. You express your joy and love beautifully. Thank you for sharing this with us. I came across a poem my dad wrote that showed his joy for me when I was a baby and it means so much to me today. 

I have a Wy Wy too! My grandson, Wyatt Hunter is 6 years old now. Way to go dad.

Later in the rain~Deb

Hi Luke, Cole and Will! I'll tell the old man to get off his can and introduce us!

Thanks, Brian. I hope to have a full collection of milestone posts for both boys to read when they are older.

Thanks, Mike.

Not a bad idea for the tags, Virginia. Thanks!

Thank you, Lola. Can't believe we don't really have a baby in the house anymore!

Thanks, Jason. Double thanks for the late inclusion!

It was a great party at the Railroad Park, Lisa! Thanks for the well wishes. :)

Thank you kindly, Amanda :)

Adam, you said it, brother. Everyone tells you that the time will fly, but I expected that to mean in looking back when they are fully grown. The year to year changes are staggering in both speed and significance. We were looking at our older son today and fully realizing there is no baby left in him. Thanks for your comment, Adam.

Not cheesy at all, Inna. This was not a challenging read, so I am pleased with anyone taking the time to wish my boy a happy day :) Thank you!

Awesome, Deb! I can only hope that this will have similar meaning to my guy. I love that you have a Wy Wy, too!

Nice, Paul!

Thanks, Don.

Paul - You give Jennifer a run for the money in the writing department. Your son will treasure this.

I am hoping we get a cakeface picture to oooo & aaaahh over.

It's only the beginning to this ride.........all aboard!!!!

Tom:  I must refute you on the former, but I thank you most graciously on the latter.  Great to finally speak with you today!

Elaine:  I am definitely going to serve up a cakeface picture sometime this week.  I've got a post about the weekend's festivities in the works.  Thanks for swinging by, and I hope you had a nice relaxing Easter :)

I enjoyed reading the poem. looking forward to the cute  cakeface picture.

Happy Birthday little one ! Your daddy sure is proud of you !

Those years go by oh so quickly - hope little WyWy had a great one.

Thank you, Gita.  I will post that picture soon, I promise.

Melissa:  Thanks for the birthday wishes for my little man, and yes, daddy is very proud!

Kathleen:  If this year was any indication, they fly by and inch along all at the same time.  Thanks for stopping by.