My girl and her one-of-the-thousand facial expressions

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it's fascinating to watch how a baby / child grows each day. my girl is coming to 3 years. she is always full of different facial expressions (probably taught from montessori - happy, sad, angry and frighten).. :)

it's really a joy and happy to see them in their innocent stage.

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soulz007 said…
to shelli: i will keep you posted on her progress.

congrats on being a grandma. i have still a long long way :)
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