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Thursday Baby Blogging 070209

Category: Personal • Pictures • Steelykid!
Posted on: July 2, 2009 7:56 PM, by Chad Orzel

SteelyKid has recovered her usual energy level, as you can tell by the giant debris field she's created in the living room:

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Looking at her there, among the scattered toys with Appa, you might be saying "Boy, what a great big baby she is!" It's all a matter of perspective, though:

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She's still pretty small standing next to me...

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Physical size may be relative, but she has a BIG place in this reader's heart!

Thanks for the ongoing baby blogging. I look forward to it every week.

Posted by: Elizabeth | July 3, 2009 7:26 AM

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I have 6 year old twins. Imagine the size of the debris field they create in our living room (as well as every other room they enter). ;-)

Posted by: New Baby Sayings | July 5, 2009 7:42 PM

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