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Saturday Number 4

Our friends Gina and Alphonse came over to meet you. You were so good and slept their whole visit. Then we went to eat Mexican food.  Again, you slept. You're pretty great at that!

We got home and gave you your last sponge bath. You have a tiny piece of your cord left but it's pretty much gone, we just wanted to be cautious.  You cried the whole time while Daddy sang funny songs to you and we laughed together. You make us smile so much everyday.

Then you hung out in your vibrating seat and watched your favorite thing, the ceiling fan.
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  1. hughesfamilyApril 23, 2012 at 4:41 AM

    I am so glad she has her BFF, the ceiling fan. Heehee.

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  2. gloverfamilyApril 23, 2012 at 4:43 PM

    She is so grown up! 4 saturdays!

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  3. WizApril 26, 2012 at 8:11 PM

    Love the picture! I love that you are documenting your Saturdays. What a great idea! You will love that you have this!

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