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Can you say Chipmunk??


Here is my sweet little girl...yes she is storing away food for the remainder of winter. The child did not have a chance...she was bound to have chubby cheeks with Blake and I as her parents. But, I love her round little face. I haven't been able to catch a pic of her smiling yet, but I will post one as soon as I do.

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Amelia said…
Jamie, she's beautiful! I love those cheeks...Grayson and her are definately competing for the biggest cheeks contest! :) We gotta get a picture of the four kids together. They're so close to each other in age!
February 29, 2008 at 11:59 AM
Sallie said…
She is precious. Katy wants to make sure she doesn't miss a meal. Can't wait to see her again. You have to bring her on Tuesday.. wait you need some Mommy time. Either way! See you soon.
February 29, 2008 at 5:02 PM
Evan said…
That is the most beautiful baby girl. Her eyes are gorgeous! I am so glad you finally posted some pictures.
March 1, 2008 at 10:50 AM
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