Friday, 6 June 2008

Baby Love

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  1. Anonymous6 June 2008 at 11:56

    I love this picture! Can you send a copy to my e-mail. I want to frame it next to her beautiful sister.

    Aunt Bee

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  2. Needleroozer6 June 2008 at 12:18

    Oh. My. Goodness. Is she not just the sweetest little Blueberry I have ever seen?! What a gorgeous baby.

    I have been dreaming about you the last two nights- that I was your doula/nanny, and man were we all having fun! Wierd though- 2 nights in a row.
    LB

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  3. Sharon6 June 2008 at 18:04

    I'm in love!!!
    What a perfect photo........amazing!! As a dedicated agnostic I look at her little face and see irrefutable evidence that while I may not understand who or what God is, he/she/it is something! She's just divine (easy for me to say I'm not the one nursing her in the middle of the night!!! :) Thanks!

    Funny how Blueberry is so perfect a blogname for her too!!!

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  4. Mama Podkayne6 June 2008 at 18:28

    She really is divine. Nursing her in the night is easy too. She's such a content baby. Lil'Bug was a very happy baby, but aggressive and excitable. Blueberry is cuddly and calm. Quite a different experience.

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  5. EC6 June 2008 at 20:44

    Oh. My. God. Can I have my uterus put back in? That picture makes me want another one! I can feel her babysoft skin from here!

    She's beautiful....

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  6. Jamie8 June 2008 at 18:13

    That. Is. So. Adorable. I'm not sure I've seen such a cute baby!!!

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  7. Anonymous9 June 2008 at 18:49

    Oh! Blueberry! :)

    What a wonderful little muffin you've got there!

    Naturalist was very energetic and excitable, too. Golfer was just very content and snuggly. Totally different vibe!

    I Love this pic. It does give me a twinge of baby craving. :P

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  8. Stephanie10 June 2008 at 13:36

    Aaaaw, how beautiful she is!

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