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July and August on Instagram

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Now that it is mid- September, it's about time I post these Instagram pics.

July

My attempt at being festive for the 4th of July.
My little niece made this as a gift to baby boy, so sweet.
We had a family baby shower and my nephew
found the diaper bike most entertaining.

Lunch with some of the greatest girls I've ever known. How blessed I was
to have these ladies as my roommates back in the day.
Danny putting together the changing table while I laid on the bed and
cheered him on. I was going to help, but then I remembered I was
pregnant and much too tired for such things.
Welcome to the world baby boy!

August

Happy 1 week, little guy!
Danny remembered our engagement anniversary and got me flowers.
I was incredibly pleased.
Little baby feet are the cutest.
So are little baby hands.
One of my favorite expressions this boy makes.
These two have my heart.
A moment of pondering.
Winking at his admirers. Already a little heartbreaker.
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  1. CamilleSeptember 12, 2014 at 4:39 PM

    I love that last picture so much!!!! And his lil feetsies!!! I die!

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  2. grammawoodSeptember 21, 2014 at 4:29 PM

    Love the foot shot, esp. because it looks like he got my feet via Danny. And that wink! So cute!

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