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Better late than never...
Jan. 3rd - Found this gem in Danny's sister's family album. I have a major
crush on him.
Jan. 7th - The joys of peek-a-boo.
Jan. 12th - Chilling in my gnome socks from Talena and eating crackers
and frosting while Danny puts the baby to bed = bliss.
Jan. 14th - This face. How will I ever say no?!
Jan. 17th - Trying solids for the first time. He seemed to like the rice cereal.
Jan. 19th - Just enjoying the spring like weather, which has been the case
for most of this winter.
Jan. 20th - Art comes in many forms. This particular night it came in the
form of berries and pineapple on a massive sugar cookie. And there
was much rejoicing.
Jan. 23rd - Spitting. All the time.

Jan 26th - I take way too many pics of this boy sleeping, but look at
how precious he is! This particular day he refused to take naps anywhere
but my arms, but honestly it was sweet, even if it gave me a dead arm.
Jan. 28th - My cousin gave me this vinyl scripture months ago and I finally
finished my crafty project to display it in our living room.
Jan. 29th - Baby boy was feeling sick with a cold, so I gave him a baby
mohawk to help him feel better. I think he liked it.
Jan 31st - Drum roll please... Sitting all by himself! Now if I could only
teach him to make the bed.

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  1. grammawoodFebruary 17, 2015 at 8:39 PM

    Such sweet pictures! The fuzzy hair with the never say no face is adorable. Here's my drum roll! Congrats Hyrum for sitting up.

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