Thursday pictures (3/6)

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"Shushing" us because her baby is asleep. I love that puckered mouth!


Another quick picture of Camden and Rory. They're so cute, but don't let this picture fool you. She doesn't really tolerate him being this close very often!

Comments

Angie said…
That "shushing" picture is just adorable! I have some of Kylee doing that when Noah was born and I love them. It is good to see the picture of them laughing together. At least she lets him get close some of the time. That is a good start! Hope you have another good night of sleep!
2:47 PM
M :-) said…
Love the picture of Rory with her baby ~ absolutely precious!
3:07 PM
Jaime said…
again with the cuteness! I love the shushing mouth one and the two of them are just too adorable
3:51 PM
Chris said…
would it be selfish of me to hope that you have a little time to yourself soon- so I can see your first scrap page of these two together?!?!?!? :D
4:32 PM
Unknown said…
I may have to stop looking at your blog!! Pictures of your little cutie pie is really making me wish for another little one - yikes!! Our youngest of six is in kindergarten and our eldest is a senior in high school. Do you think my husband might flip if I suggest bringing home a little one? Rory is so darn cute!!
10:45 PM
Wendy said…
Oh my goodness...shushing you!! LOL! That is just too precious! :) I am enjoying following along so very much! Are you calling her Rory now? Just curious! ;) Sleep well!
10:56 PM
Anonymous said…
Wow amazing pictures!
12:38 AM
Karen said…
Too cute! I love the pics of Camden and Rory together!
5:58 AM
Korea Adoption said…
Wonderful Pictures. My wife and I are waiting for a referal and love the video's you post. We wanted to know how old was your daughter the day you went and got her? Please keep posting updates and we will grow with you. It gives us hope. Thanks. John and Julie in Michigan.
10:16 AM
Helena said…
Sweet!
10:24 AM
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