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Thursday Baby Blogging 111909

Category: PersonalPicturesSteelykid!
Posted on: November 19, 2009 11:11 AM, by Chad Orzel

Actually, this ought to be "Wednesday Morning Baby Blogging," as that's when the picture was taken. Kate and I are going to New York City for the weekend, though, and SteelyKid is spending the weekend with Grandma and Grandpa in Scenic Whitney Point. So, you get an early picture, posted late:

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This was taken just before we bundled her off to day care Wednesday. Kate's playing the "got your red dog" game-- for some reason, when you pop the pacifier out of SteelyKid's mouth, she finds it hilarious. Provided that you give it back pretty quickly, that is...

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When my nephew was a baby he loved popping his pacifier out of his mouth like that. He also figured out pretty fast that it made us laugh, so he did it all the time!

Posted by: Jen | November 19, 2009 7:57 PM

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Wow, she's growing fast. I'm amazed.

Ongoing thanks for the Thursday baby blogging. It's my favorite thing.

Posted by: Elizabeth | November 20, 2009 7:47 AM

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