Kaitlyn certainly takes after her mom with those animated smiles & funky dance moves. See it for yourself!
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by Melanie, Ether, Kaitlyn
Kaitlyn certainly takes after her mom with those animated smiles & funky dance moves. See it for yourself!
*more videos on YouTube
Do you see what Kaitlyn is holding in the photos below?
They are things that she took from grocery stores (which we returned afterward) back in June & August.
What’s next, you ask? Well, how about swearing?
What are we going to do??!
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From looking at our last post, we realized that we haven’t updated this thing for almost 2 months now! Our daily readership has probably gone all the way down from the 40s to 2 a day by now; one loyal “reader” being my parents’ computer, since its web browser’s home page is set to our blog, and the other would be my sister.
Since school started 2 months ago, Kaitlyn has had the cold 3 times, Mel got sick once for a week or so, and I got sick once for a day (weird). So, that’s why we have been kind of unavailable to put up new posts.
But today, since I’m home again with Kaitlyn because she has a cold, I decided to finally write something during her afternoon nap. As a bonus, here’s a video of her during her first couple of weeks at school. Enjoy!
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The other day, I stumbled upon this coat by someone by the name of Dominique Rouzier. It would probably look very nice on Kaitlyn, but I’m just not one of those loaded people who can easily barf out $200 for a children jacket, or think it’s worth it—since kids outgrow clothes so fast.
So I thought to myself, wouldn’t it be nice if I know how to sew something like this?
May be someday?
Well. Let us begin the recap of our summer trip with a few of my favorite shots of Kaitlyn from the trip.
Many of the photos from this trip were taken with the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 lens that I just got. If you have a DSLR, like taking portraits or close-ups but on a budget, I would highly recommend you getting one (or the Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D lens
if you have a Nikon DSLRs). They are cheap ($80 to $120) plastic lenses but take photos that rival their f/1.4 siblings that cost three to four times more!
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