But Mommy, Daddy's outside. You could dress me warm enough. Please, Mommy? Daddy's having all the fun in the snow. Please? Daddy could teach me how to shovel. It looks like such fun. Please? Photo by Mommy.
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For some reason Nana Jan wanted this picture of me for her locket. I'm mystified, aren't you?
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See Papa? This is where I want my two front teeth to come in. Right over the other two I already have. Someday I'll have them all just like Daddy and Mommy.
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My day care provider,Kim, bought this new attention grabber and I got the first test drive. She took my picture, too. Does it show that I like it?
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Mommy, Nana, look! I think this would make a perfect place setting for my first birthday party. It's less than three weeks away now. And what do you think of my tiara? Does it clash with my hair color? Photo by Nana Jan.
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Here I am at Uno's to help Nana Jan celebrate her birthday. I know I haven't been eating big people's food for too long, but does this look like pizza to you? C'mon. Who do they think they're kidding? Photo by Nana Jan.
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Mmmmm. Scrambled eggs. Mommy and I had Sunday morning breakfast together. I consider almost all my meals finger food. I guess that will change as time goes by, but, heck, I'm not quite one year old just yet. In three weeks I won't be able to say that any more. Photo by Mommy.
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But Mommy, I have my boots, fleece and hat on. I can play in the snow without getting cold. I can. Really. I can. Please? Please? Photo by Mommy.
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Nana Jan brought me this rocking chair and this outfit to try on. She told me they were both my Mommy's when she was little like me. Little like me? My Mommy? Is Nana Jan making this stuff up? Is this a little fib or is it a whopper about this big? Photo by Nana Jan.
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I know it's cold out, Mommy. But see my friend outside? She's dressed the same as I am. Can I please go out and play with her? Photo by Mommy.
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Mommy snapped my picture while I was dressed up in my casual big girl clothes and shoes. It was too cold to go outside and play so I tried to keep myself busy with the few toys I have here. By the way, hint, hint, I'll be celebrating my first birthday next month. Hard to believe, isn't it?
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Hee, hee, hee. Mommy got me laughing so Papa could take this picture. She knows how to tickle my fancy.
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Daddy took this picture of Mommy and me in my new hat. For some reason he kept laughing and had a hard time holding the camera still. Mommy had the giggles too. Isn't this what all the Williams college kids are wearing?
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Happy New Year everyone. This is one of my new educational toys. Once I've finished reading the instruction manual here, I'll be using every component on it. Photo by Mommy.
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Umm. Hi Mommy. I, umm, oh yeah, I was just checking to see if this present was for you, Mommy. Yup, that's it. Checking it for you. Evidence photo by Mommy.
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Daddy told me to eat all my breakfast because it would help wake me up and make me strong so I could open all my Christmas presents this Christmas morning. (Don't tell him that I hid a lot of it on my face so we could get to the presents quicker.) Photo by Mommy.
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Here's Uncle Brent and I having an "Aha" moment with one of my new educational toys. He's explaining it to me, I've been extremely attentive, and we've both just had an epiphany. It's the season for it, right? Photo by Mommy.
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Oops! Good Morning, Mommy. Merry Christmas! Daddy brought me down here early and told me to be very quiet while I opened these presents. I'm sure I didn't wake you. How did you know I was up? Photo by Mommy.
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I know, Mommy. But I still think I should open all of these right now just to be sure they are all okay. Then we can put them back into the stocking to make it easier for you to carry them home for me. Okay? Photo by Grammy Sue.
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Cousins and Christmas! Perfect. And all with a None Horse Open Sleigh presented at Great Aunt Gail's house. Abbie, Ava, Camille and Gracie managed to all keep their eyes open at the same time! Miracles do happen. Photo by Gracie's Mommy, Erin.
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Mommy snapped my picture just before I began to discreetly, daintily, and delicately open this Christmas present. Yeah, right. Let me at it!
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Here I am Christmas morning having a heart to heart with Grandpa Dave. I think he said something about all those presents behind us not being specifically just for me. He's a great kidder. Photo by Grandma Sue.
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Imagine that! Nana just whispered to me that Santa Claus is coming tonight! Tonight! I'm flabbergasted.
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Wow! This is really neat! Mommy says that it's Baby Jesus' birthday, but I get the presents! Wait a minute! Does this mean he'll get the presents on my birthday, next February 21st?
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Okay, this should get some comments. On the left is Emily and behind me is Kaitlyn. They are sisters. Are you with me so far? They are the daughters of my Mommy's cousin. I think they are my second cousins but I'm kind of new to this. We had fun at our family Christmas party anyway. If you think they should be called something other than second cousins, write and let me know.
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Oh boy! What a dilemma! I just got this new book that I haven't read yet, but I do love to play with wrapping paper. What to do, what to do? Photo by Grandma Diane.
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Great Grandmother Ollie holding me at our Christmas party at Grand Uncle Paul and Grand Aunt Carol's house, I think. Isn't it grand? Kind of confusing for me. Who cares? It's great fun anyway! (Psst! Look closely and you might just see my first tooth!)
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What? Are you kidding me? He's the REAL Santa Claus? Go on!
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No more pictures, please, Papa! I've been under these hot lights for hours and had to change my outfits I don't know how many times! Enough is enough! I didn't think "Papa" was supposed to be short for paparazzi.
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Here I am face to face with the reportedly ferocious Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer in deepest, darkest Exeter. He'd better watch out. I'm about to pop my first tooth any day now! Photo by Laurie, Matthew's Mom. We stayed warm in her house waiting for the Santa parade.
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Mommy snapped my picture while I was enjoying a bath in my new bath seat. It keeps me safe. By the way, does anyone know why the French make such a big deal about frog's legs? To me, they taste like chicken, with just a hint of soap sauce.
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I'm not sure who this man is, but at least he was jolly. Thank goodness I could still see Mommy and Daddy or I'd have been a little more concerned. Photo by some elf. Photoshopped by Papa.
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Mommy photographed me at my new activity station. She says Nana Santa brought it to me early so I could pull myself upright. I played here for over two hours trying to learn all the things I can do here. Now that I'm nine months old I have a lot more responsibilities.
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Here I am just before my 9 month birthday with Mommy and Daddy. Daddy's tickling me and Mommy's trying to stifle a laugh. Not me. I just let the fun happen.
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Papa kept asking me to look into the camera. I see him hiding behind something. Can anyone tell me what a camera is?
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Mommy had fun holding me so I could have my picture taken. I enjoyed it too.
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Mommy told me this hat came all the way from Belgium. I have no idea where that is, but do you think it makes me look too old and sophisticated?
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Here I am after all my trick or treating. Grammy Sue took my picture as I was exploring some of the gifts I got instead of candy. They haven't explained what candy is to me yet. Wonder if it's like the ice cream they let me taste at the fair.
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Mommy took this picture of me sitting up trying to decide which toy to play with next. It's difficult choosing, but I do like posing for a camera.
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Here I am, just like a Ladybug. Somehow I got flipped on my back and I'm struggling to turn over so I can spread my wings and fly. Believe me, it will happen soon enough.
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This shows a little of my Ladybug costume when I went Trick or Treating on Halloween. I wanted you to see my blue eyes, which are unusual for a ladybug. And I removed my antennae so you could see my new hairdo. It's a work in progress.
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Here I am in the middle with Mommy. New Mom Tracey is on the right holding her one of her new twins, Benjamin, and on the left is Danielle, holding Tracey's other twin, Nathaniel. New Dad Chuck took the picture. I want to know how come these boys have all that hair at only 8 days old? I am just starting to grow mine back and I turned 8 months old the day they were born! What's a girl gotta do?
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Okay, this is not my really scary Trick or Treat outfit. But Mommy wanted me to be recognized by everyone for my first Halloween experience. Do you think pumpkin is a good color for me? Photo by Mommy.
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Here's Uncle Josh holding me. I'm busy trying to rearrange Aunt Cetta's hair for her. I know she's a professional hair dresser, but I thought she could use a little help with her own. Uncle Josh agrees, I think, by the smile on his face.
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Aunt Cetta and Uncle Josh came to visit me all the way from Chicago. Cetta and I posed for Papa Tom to get this picture.
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Mommy took my picture while we were out for a stroll. It's getting a bit cool on these early autumn walks. I think my hat and sweatshirt are just enough to keep me warm and comfy. Aunt Cetta and Uncle Josh are coming for a visit soon. Can't wait to finally meet them.
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Uh, uh, uh-uh, Grandma Diane. You can't fool me. This is not a pumpkin. I bet you can't carve it into a Jack O' Lantern!
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Mommy took this picture of me sitting in my bedroom chair with my teddy. Her name is Gracie, too. What a coincidence!
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Here I am sitting in my new high chair that Daddy just put together for me. Mommy took the picture and says I'm dressed up in my Asian influenced outfit, waiting for an egg roll and fried rice. Never had it before. Wonder if it tastes like cereal, fruits, veggies or milk?
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Mmm. I see Mommy getting ready to spoon feed me some pears. I wonder how she knows I really like them.
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