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Random Business

Since practicing my photography with a fancy camera, I've paid very little attention to the reliable point and shoot one we have.  I finally got a chance to see what pictures Bug and Daddy have been taking with it and found some gems.  There's a ton of random business that happens during the week when I'm at home with Bug and apparently I documented them all on the point and shoot.  No wonder I couldn't find them!  I thought I was losing my mind!  (Well, that could be lost too- amongst the pile of laundry, stacks of toys, mounds of books, and smeared banana residue.  Story.  Of.  My.  Life.)   Enjoy!

The hairline that keeps on receding.  :S


Big girl hair.


So judgmental of the headband I got her.  :/

Someone regressed back to crawling.  I think she realized that it gets the younger kids at school a lot of attention.  So she's at it again.  On my kitchen floor.  I needed a new mop, anyway.




Sometimes Daddy and I get desperate to sit down to eat a meal together.  So we resort to Sesame Street.  Don't judge me because I'm desperate to eat.





It usually lasts 20 minutes.  Oh, but 20 minutes of heaven to consume a meal at one time, without running back and forth to pick her up from falling, or chasing the cat, or whatever.  Worth it.

New boots for our Thanksgiving trip.  Test run.



Bug, boots, and bike.



Lo time.

The outfit I wish she wore for our holiday photo shoot...if we actually had fall weather.

Someone's rolling!

Lesson of the day:  Check your point and shoot every once in awhile!

God Bless,
Kat

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