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This is my Mommy after 17 hours of labor. She's pretty cute. I kind of wondered what she looked like for the last 42 weeks or so. Now I know.
I've almost got her trained. I used to poke her and make her sneeze or cough. She would tease me back and talk to me. She reads me cute books, but Daddy reads me the funny ones that Mom doesn't like. Have you heard about Willard? He's a dog that farts a lot, just like me. |
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This is my Daddy. He's a lot bigger than I am. He calls me squirt.... What's up with that? |
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This is Grandma and Grandpa Miller. They are my Mommies Mommy and Daddy. |
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This is Grandma and Grandpa Caruk. They are my Daddies Mommy and Daddy. |
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I was already checked out and ready to go home when the Doctors decided they didn't like my rising Bilirubin levels. I started to turn orange like a pumpkin, so they had to take me to the Nursery to take care of me.
Don't know what Bilirubin is... sigh, come on folks, even I know how to use the Internet. Do a Google search for more info. |
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I heard Daddy tell my Mommy that his little girl was always going to have to wear a top when we go to the beach. So here I am, only 2 days old tanning topless in the tanning booth. I think I'll make an appointment at the tattoo parlor next week. I'll show him... |
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This is me after they let me out of the tanning booth. That part was O/K, but this thing they stuck in my arm hurts. I kept ripping it off, and they kept taping it back on. My Mommy and Daddy liked it when the doctors let me out of my tanning booth. They like to hold me a lot. I kind of like it as well, so I let them. Here's some more pictures of them below making sure I feel really loved. |
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Well, that's about it for now. I like to sleep a lot. Here's some pictures of me looking like a real Princess.
I'm a real thinker though. If you click on my picture below right, I can even do my first magic trick! I'm a special baby after all! |
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This Page last updated 30 Jan 2006 Copyright Victoria Elizabeth Caruk, All Rights Reserved