Life at 169: Trying to Get a Good Clover Leaf Turned One Picture: Take Two

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Trying to Get a Good Clover Leaf Turned One Picture: Take Two

Still my favorite.

I will not smile even if there is a horse.

I still refuse to smile.

Yes, I am a beauty.

Love this one too.

Clover now says Mom, Dad, bye, and yeah. I love it when we ask her questions, "Clover, do you like that book?" and we get a cute little, "Yeah," in response. So adorable.

All these pictures were taken with my new camera. It is very awesome.

1 comment:

The Haws Family said...: Oh to have a happy child. Whenever we ask Molly anything she says LOUDLY "UHN-UHN!" which is that sounds meaning no, of course. The other night she woke up in the middle of the night and I was rocking her saying "It's ok, it's ok." until she started shrieking "NO! UHN-UHN!" after I said it. Okay, okay, definitely NOT okay. HAHA!; January 19, 2016 at 12:47 PM

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