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Andrew was having a rough day.  He was really sad.  I hate it when he is sad ... we never know how he is going to react.   On this day, he was throwing things around.  Never good.


So to break him out of his "groove" I got out the camera and asked him to take a picture of me.  Then, I decided we needed a picture of the two of us.  Kate graciously came in and snapped a few.


I don't think I'll ever get sick of seeing those dimples.  I love it when this boy smiles.
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Lynette said…
He does have cute dimples! :) I'm a dimple-lover, too. :) Lily has a dimple and whenever she smiles, I just can't be mad at her for much longer. It kills me. :)

Hope today is better for him!
March 31, 2011
Aubrey A said…
I think boys with dimples are meant to be trouble-makers. :) My Hayden has dimples, and boy oh boy! Dimples can sure melt your heart fast. Look out ladies (when he gets older of course)!
March 31, 2011
Anonymous said…
he is getting so big, I think that we need to make a trip out to see you guys this summer!
April 02, 2011
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