Nana Jan always manages to make me laugh. This was taken by Grandma Diane during a walk at Nana Jan's and Auntie Ann's Labor Day weekend cookout.
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Grammy Sue took this picture of Mommy holding me up to enjoy her Roses of Sharon in front of our house. Don't I look fashionable? Hat from Grammy Sue, shirt from Nana Jan, and love from everyone.
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Problem

Sorry to report that I've not been able to upload any new pictures since Monday. I've contacted the support people at Google who operate this and am waiting for a reply. Hope to be back sending Gracie's pictures soon.

Mommy tells me I need to kick back from the stress of growing. Here she helps me to just relax and smell the flowers. She grows these in front of our house. Photo by Nana Jan.
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Here I am with my bathing attendants, Dakota and Mommy. This was after a long day visiting with Daddy at the Fire Department. Mommy says she wishes your computer monitor was Scratch 'n' Sniff enabled so you could enjoy my "Clean Baby" smell. Photo by Terri-Lynn.
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This is my friend Dakota and her Mommy, Terri-Lynn. Dakota says when I get big like her I'll learn to appreciate some of the finer things in life. She really appreciates chocolate ice cream. Ya think? Photo by Mommy.
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Simba, Dakota and me sitting pretty to have our picture taken by Mommy.
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Here I am right after taking my bath. I find it helps relax and comfort me just before retiring for the evening for my beauty sleep. Of course, I can never do anything with my hair just after shampooing so I keep it under wraps whenever I think my public might see me. Photo by Terri-Lynn.
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We visited Daddy at work. He picked me up into the cab of one of the fire department trucks he works on with the other firefighters. I know I'm growing, but this ambulance seems so big! Mommy took our picture.
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Aw c'mon Papa. Elephants aren't really purple! Even at my age I know that!
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Grammy Diane and Papa Tom were doing silly things to make me laugh. Then Papa took my picture before I could compose myself. Oh, well. It was fun anyway. Almost 25 weeks old now.
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Mommy takes me for a dip in Sabattus Lake, Maine. While I kept watch for alligators and sea serpents, Daddy took our picture. We had fun with our friends who have a cottage there. What a beautiful weekend.
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Danielle & Hailey, Erin & Gracie, Nicole & Caroline at Sabattus Lake, Maine. Photo by Caroline's Daddy, John.
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Mommy took me for my first swimming pool experience during our vacation in the Berkshires in western Massachusetts. Photo by Terri-Lynn
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I just noticed my Daddy coming toward me from the Exeter Fire Fighter's booth at the Stratham Fair!
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Mommy just let me taste some of Nana Jan's ice cream. Think I liked it? This was at the Stratham Fair two days before I reached 23 weeks! Gosh, I'm feeling old.
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My first carousel ride! My first Stratham Fair! My first taste of ice cream! Mommy and I ride the horse while Nana Jan makes sure he doesn't run away with us. What a fun day!
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When I think about it, considering the ages of my Daddy and my Grandfathers, I guess I do prefer older men. Tyler here is nearly twice my age and he's apparently a leg man, but I still like him. Photo by Kim, my terrific day-care provider.
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Who, me? (sigh) Just sitting here trying to think of something to do. Wish I had something colorful to play with. Photo by my daycare provider, Kim.
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Here's my day-care class mate, Tyler. He's much older than I am. Tyler is 10 months and I'm only 5 months. But I'm getting ready to try out for the Rockettes if my singing career tanks. Photo by our great care provider, Kim.
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Singing to Mommy. Getting even, you know? She sings me lullabyes to put me to sleep, so I sing her arias to keep her awake. We make a great team. Grammy Diane took the picture. I'm 21 weeks old now.
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'O sole mio...' Just practicing for when I can memorize the words. Mommy tells me I can make beautiful music when I want to. Showing off for Grammy Diane who took this picture.
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Dakota is playing with me on my vacation. Not too sure if I was about to smile or break loose, but I do love her new home up on the mountain. Mommy rescued me after taking this picture.
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Mommy bought me this new dolly. And she took this picture to show everyone just how happy I am.
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Mommy took this picture of my friend Dakota, me and my new dolly while we were shopping in Williamstown, Massachusetts during my first vacation. Boy, did I need it! It's not easy growing as much as I've had to since February.
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Mommy's holding me but I'd sure like to get my hands on that balloon.
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Daddy and I get some sun while he feeds me. I'm nineteen weeks old today. Daddy said the country is celebrating its birthday today, too. Lucky me.
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I went to Auntie Ann's camper with Mommy, Daddy, and Papa Tom. Nana Jan had a party for my nineteenth week birthday. It's actually tomorrow, July 4th, but she had a parade with fire trucks and floats. We had a cookout. I just spent the day drinking, napping and letting go. After all, it was my party, right?
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When Mommy takes me out for a stroll I have to put on my "shades" and travel incognito in an attempt to avoid all the paparazzi. After all, I want to remain "undiscovered" until I go under contract with Disney. 17 weeks old. Photo by Mommy (she's allowed).
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I spent the day with Camille, my Daddy's cousin Kim's baby. We were so tired after our play together we had to take a nap. Kim took the picture. Can you tell us apart? I'm the 17 week old one. Hah, hah.
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Mommy took me to see where Daddy works. This is one of the fire engines he uses to get to people who call for help. I'm glad the siren wasn't operating when we posed. After all, I was only 14 and 1/2 weeks old when this picture was taken by Daddy on June 2nd!
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Happy Father's Day, Daddy. I'm kicking up my heels I'm so overjoyed to be wearing a Firefighter's outfit from the British Virgin Islands. Now I'm just like you, a Firefighter. I'll be 17 weeks old tomorrow.
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Mommy's telling me I'm sixteen weeks young. I can hardly sit still I'm so excited. Gotta start thinkin' about gettin' a scholarship before I get much older!
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Mommy makes me laugh while Papa Tom takes my picture. I'll be 16 weeks old June 13th.
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I wake up from a little nap in my swing and who do I see? Mommy! And she takes my picture before I can freshen up! It's okay. I'm always happy to see her. In fact, I couldn't be happier. 14 weeks and growing.
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Nana Jan loves to tickle me. And she can take a picture at the same time. I'm lovin' it. 14 weeks old today, Memorial Day.
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Grammy Diane is telling me a funny story. Mommy's cuddling me as I listen. I'll be 14 weeks old on Memorial Day.
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I loved being held by Mommy's cousin Julie. 12 weeks old.
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Nana Jan, Great Nana Ollie, me, of course doing all the hard work, and my Mommy, Erin. 12 Weeks Old.
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Great Nana Ollie mesmerizes me with a story. I just go limp in her arms. 12 weeks old and growing. Like my new sneakers?
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Oops. Excuse me! I drink my bottle, they pick me up, pat my back and then this happens! I'm sensing a pattern here. 10 weeks old.
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Wheeee! Think I like this swing? Uncle Josh and Aunt Cetta keep me rockin'. 10 Weeks Old and still swingin'.
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I haven't had one yet, but with my appetite I think I'm gonna enjoy what this bib was made for. 10 weeks old.
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Nana Jan holding me and Mommy holding Nana Jan. Three generations even though I'm only 10 weeks old today!
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I've been doing my exercises and am now more than twice as big as I was when I was born 10 weeks ago tomorrow.
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Just hangin' out with my new cousin Camille. She's more laid back than I am. Can you believe it? One day after my 9 week birthday anniversary. Photo by Mommy.
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My afternoon nap, right after Mommy fed me. Almost 8 weeks old.
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Grammy Diane listens as I describe how I had to punch my way out of that darn receiving blanket. 47 Days Old.
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Bumpo welcomes his newest great granddaughter to the clan. I'm giving him the "peace" sign. Easter - 34 days old. Photo by Grammy Sue.
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Uncle Brent held me just like this in the hospital, too. Easter - 34 days old. Photo by Grammy Sue.
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Nannie admires her newest great granddaughter. Easter, 34 days old. Photo by Grammy Sue.
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