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Anaya's Blog

Friday, November 7, 2008

Spiderwebs and alligators



I think we are entering the imagination and storytelling phase, which is pretty awesome. She mixes and matches events and objects into little vignettes now - the animation is hilarous.

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Jack and Anaya



These two couldn't be any cuter. The affection is so flipping sincere that catching it on film is the only way to convey it.

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Thursday, November 6, 2008

Come on boys...



We can't decide if she is an artist in the making or the next american idol. You decide.

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Waka Waka



Anaya's halloween costume in action. Pretty good, eh?

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