Baby Darwin says, "I like."
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7 comments:
What a beauty!
Which camera did you get?
And, cute kid!
Wow! I can't believe how much older she looks...but then I haven't seen her in 7 months...
What a cutie!
She is gorgeous, but I think she has left the Baby stage behind now... definitely into toddler-hood! I look forward to learning more of 'your world' now you have gone digital!
Margaret
More pixels is to uncle Will seeing more cuteness as digital camera is to good call.
All analogies limp.
What a cutie. But that's your "baby"? Gee, y'all are due for another one then.
;-)
Nice picture! Wow--she does look different! Time to get together for some good Chinese! (Better than last time, I promise!) ;)
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