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In a completely unrelated note, you have no idea how happy it makes me to have taken a pretty picture again. :) Settings are ISO400, f3.2, 1/250 SS taken with my 35mm lens, straight out of camera

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Elizabeth Frick said…
This makes me happy for so many reasons!
One of which is that I find it reassuring that Rory sweats about as much as our two girls. Must be a Korean thing :)
3:22 PM
Anonymous said…
Wonderful!!!!

Briar sweats in the exact same place on her nose. :O)
5:34 PM
everythingismeowsome said…
Maybe it is a Korean thing. Matthew sweats like nothing I've ever seen before. At least Rory looks pretty while doing it!
7:18 PM
Krista said…
girl, all your pictures are pretty!!!
10:46 AM
Grace said…
she is so gorgeous even when she's all sweaty!
12:24 PM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
Beautiful! (The sweaty girl and the photos!) Is my kid the only Korean who doesn't sweat!?
2:59 PM
Momma@Live. Laugh. Pull your hair out said…
Checking out your blog for the first time and love it. Youre pictures are fantabulous!

My father is going through treatment for lung cancer......I will add you to my many prayers.
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