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mya is such a ham. she has a fun little personality. one minute she is smiling ear to ear, the next she is freaking out, and a moment later, mya is is making her scrunched up face. she is a chatter box and quite the mimic. mya loves to imitate us all. it is adorable. she definitely enriches our family.
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Anonymous said…
Welcome back to the Land of the Living. Glad to see you are doing well. Those crates look very intimidating! Looking forward to seeing you in person in 2 weeks!
Love ya!
Lisa
October 27, 2010 at 11:57 PM
Anonymous said…
Nice work. I still want to see pics of the new pad. Getting excited for our reunion!

Love ya,
J
October 28, 2010 at 3:38 AM
Anonymous said…
What the heck is on Mya's head?

J
October 29, 2010 at 8:37 AM
Kara said…
a cute little hat. it is a korean find. soon lisa will have her own to show you first hand. i am not sure if they are actually 'korean' per say, chris seems to think they are chinese. whatever. asian. they have a braid hanging down in the back, but i couldn't get it in the picture. she already looks like a hooligan with disheveled hair, dirty face and mismatched outfit (yes, the bottoms are jammies and yes, she is obviously my child). Hopefully pics of our house will come on Monday. I have to wait until our cleaning lady comes back so i capture it in a good light. i'll leave the mound of boxes and trash sitting outside our front door out of the pictures too ;) it actually looks good and pretty homey despite the modern/contemporary build of the place. i wasn't sure i'd be able to make that happen, but our 'stuff' fit right in.
October 29, 2010 at 10:30 AM
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