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Friday, February 17. 2006

Well, it's been awhile, but have just had too much on my plate to post here...barely been keeping up with my "blog reading", of all you folks out there.

Anyway, Liani is now 10 months old, has 4 teeth, and loves to climb...as you can see in the photos. I posted some pictures in a new album, so check them out. I'll have more kiddy news soon...and daddy news too, if there's anything intersting.

Liani is taking after the boys in the BookWorm sense. She really likes looking at books. There is one of that too in the album.

Latterz!

Posted by Xanthous in Family Matters at 17:58 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Cool! Collin loves to climb too (though he doesn't have any ladders to hoist onto, thankfully!) And he's also a bookworm. He's a wiggler, but he'll settle right down and totally get absorbed if you read him a book.

A match made in Heaven?

#1 hobbyns (Homepage) on 2006-02-18 10:07 (Reply)

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