She's standing now (well she has been for awhile) but I really love this photo of her taken this past weekend. I think any day now she'll take off and walk on her own.
Thursday, March 15, 2007
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3 comments:
I had no idea that Nora's grandparents were book-stars.
She's adorable and soon to be tramping about on walking vacations over hill and dale with ordnance survey maps and a stout walking stick. Perhaps, Karlvis will join her.
That, or she'll be running around hiding your car keys in things like air ducts or potting soil. Just at a guess.
What a cutie!! Karl looks a bit forlorn, though...
I fear for our keys and cell phones. She's in the middle of the drop in/take out stage and our ducts have such enticingly open gridwork. I'm sure it would make such a satisfying noise to drop things down them.
Karl is suffering. Now that she's got the cart mobile (see above post) his body is a moving target and he can never get out of the way fast enough. And then there's his ears- so handy for pulling up on.
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