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Top photo is Sophia before going on stage for her talent show (show in next blog entry). Then you see Sophia in her Easter dress and Eli playing with Sophia over daddy's shoulder. Last, that is Eli under his TV tray. My mom gave us this great idea to buy Eli a floor TV tray to play on. It's just his height. This week, he scooted right underneath the thing and fit perfectly. He wasn't stuck, just checking it out then he scooted back out. I love to watch him explore.

Love you all,
Melissa

Comments

Lora L Roberts said…
I love the picture of him under the tray, that is adorable.
May 10, 2009 at 6:49 PM
Emily Kaye said…
I think your children are beautiful. Also...the pic under the tray is too precious for words.
May 11, 2009 at 9:24 AM
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