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August
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- so comfortable
- New Niece
- Brown Bear, Brown Bear
- interpretting Joseph
- 5 months old!
- maybe we should have named him Linus
- Joseph's first slumber party
- Morning play time
- love this hat on my boys
- overheard convo upstairs
- I make kids sad
- On the menu - August 26
- Helpful Tips
- The UPs and DOWNs of solid foods
- snuggle time with daddy
- since he can no longer be contained on his playmat...
- Mama's new job
- sprinkler fun
- Toy Story 3 - on a budget
- Garlic/Onion Chicken Stock
- Spiderman
- On the menu - August 19
- nursery makeover
- living room floor
- movin' on up. . .
- natalie's baby shower - pictures
- Kitchen tips
- Mc-Breakfast
- some Joseph-ness
- Homemade Ravioli
- peek-a-boo
- making baby food
- artistic talent
- On the menu - August 9
- vacation post - Indy
- 4-months old
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2 comments:
What are on the scewers in the last picture?
they are - cherry tomatoes, mozzarella balls (which were marinated in olive oil & basil) and cantaloupe.
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