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Shiny Shoes

Avery wore her shiny patton (is that correct spelling?) shoes today and I did too. We both had on our shiny shoes so I just had to take a picture. 


Isn't this a great picture of her? Just smiling, sitting pretty, in her little outfit?? Isn't she just the most sweet, still, perfect little girl you've ever seen?


Well, I'll have you know, this is the ONLY one I got of her actually smiling and looking at the camera. This is how she is looking these days.....

"Avery, look at momma!"


"No, Avery, don't look back over at that stinky dresser, look at momma!"


"I know Avery, those shoes are so pretty, but could you please look at momma? I want to take your picture, pretty girl!"


"No Avery, don't crawl to momma, look at momma!"


"Sign, ok Avery. You win. But you are such a cutie girl."


This girl is just a mover and a shaker. I just love her. :-)

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Nikki McCallum said…
Oooh I love your heels! And sweet little Avery, too!
August 25, 2011 at 9:26 PM
*Katy* said…
She is adorable and I love her shoes! So cute that they match yours :)
August 27, 2011 at 5:50 AM
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