Little Miss Becky, tiny and small,
Isn't very big...isn't very tall;
Little Miss Becky, sweet and cute,
Has quite a little attitude.

She's a sprite as you'll see,
Bubbie is her heart's glee;
Big brother has made her slightly tough;
But she's never really rough.

But never lose her blankie, old,
Though dirty and tattered, it's her gold;
It gives this child peace of mind,
Now isn't that a glorious find.

Becky will grow to be real fine,
I can already see the sign;
No one will walk on her heart pure,
Her mom's in her, that's for sure.

She's Daddy's girl, he's her guy,
And yet I have to ask you why;
The Lord has made her so strong,
Is life to treat her very wrong?

I want to see her laugh and smile,
And enjoy this life she has a while;
I want her childhood days to last,
And not go by so very fast.

Becky Jean's no angel, that's true,
She'll worm her way into the heart of you;
If you can win Becky Jean's love,
You've received a gift from above

 

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Becky is my youngest grandchild and probably will be for a while. She turned 7 years old April 2, 2004. Becky recently lost her father to cancer but is going on like a little trooper. She is sometimes funny but she definitely has an attitude. Her father shows up in her quite often. We sometimes refer to her as "Mouthy Mo." I've told her many times she is not allowed to bring "Mo" to my house. We sometimes like to work on crafts together.

If you would like to see more pictures of Becky, go here.