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ReplyDeleteXO,
Janie
Adorable... awww Little One!
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Oh man, I want to pinch and smooch her little cheeks! Is that weird since I don't even know her? I can just hear a little girl voice counting and saying the colors. So great.
ReplyDeleteMuch better use of those colorful buttons. Any old button can adorn a blouse!
ReplyDeleteLittle One is so sweet in her big bow.
Best,
Bonnie
Oh how sweet she is! Love the photos...
ReplyDeleteIs that the pink blankie you made for her that's on the desk? That seems to be a memory I have tucked inside my head. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs so natural, I can almost hear her saying the colours!! Jackie in Surrey, UK.
ReplyDeleteLittle one is so sweet and growing up so fast! Have fun together!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for sharing your thoughts over @ my blog. I was already thinking 'all things in moderation', but wanted to open up the conversation for everyone to share.
Have a lovely afternoon, Dotsie!
~ Zuzu
My granddaughter, who will be 2 in December, is coming to visit me for the first time (she lives a ways away) next month. I will have those jars of buttons out and let her play, but watching closely of course.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Cute, cute, cute, cute, CUTE!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I always loved to play with buttons, and my grandmother used to have a huge jar of them. I wonder what happened to all of them???
XO,
Sheila :-)