Four and a Half Months = Too Darn Big

August 30, 2006 @ 2:33 am | Filed under: Poetry

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Distracted by her baby’s new accomplishment, the mother failed to notice the stray body part lying on the rug.

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  1. Mary Beth P says:

    SO CUTE! She IS getting big so fast! The first year just flies by! David has 5 teeth and is pulling to stand!

  2. Amy Witt says:

    She is so darling. I too find stray arms and legs around my home. Just one of the hazards of being a mom.

  3. Maria says:

    Oh, I just love chub chubs on babies! All mine were….is massive too big a word? (Forgive the pun)

    She’s darling…

    And that stray body part - hilarious.

    (Does she look like you)? I think so!

  4. MelanieB says:

    Your Rilla is almost exactly a month ahead of my Bella. Your pictures are like “coming attractions”. I love seeing what I can look forward to next.

    And she’s cute as a button.

  5. Denise in Ohio says:

    Oh my goodness, that is too much cuteness going on over there!

    Blessings,
    Denise

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