8.22.2009

I'm moving on...

In the last few days, Samara has really started taking off. She no longer needs a bull ring and cheering squad to walk. She'll go the distance of a big room, easily, just because she wants to. It is amazing to watch. Sometimes she puts her hands on her head, sometimes she squeals in delight, but she always, always opens her mouth in this ultra cheesy grin, so proud of herself. This is a GREAT age.

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