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remembering now : december 20th 2012







The Remembering Now Project, 2012

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This day, exactly a year ago, we made sugar cookies just you and I.  You were six months old and too little to help, so I wore you against my chest. This year you are much bigger, able to laugh and cut out stars, to proclaim excitedly "coooookie!" and of course - taste the sweet reward for putting in all that hard work.  

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  1. she looks like such a cute lil ragamuffin! I especially like the pudgy fingers pressing the star shapes - so perfect. x

    ps. Happy holidays! x

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  2. This might be my favorite Remembering Now yet.

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  3. Ahh, so fun! What a great tradition to start :) I love her romper. And her hair! and her! Oh my, where have her pudgy legs gone? ;) I love the Remembering Now posts. I'm feeling inspired to document more for my family. I also love that you are sharing your weekly pregnancy photos. I know you aren't fond of being on the other side of the camera, but I am happy to be seeing more of you :)

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  4. What a beautiful series of memories. How sweet! (Pun intended ; )

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  5. love the sweetness of this post. love the pictures. love, love, love!

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  6. Sofia is so adorable and looks like she is having so much fun! Beautiful pictures too! xoxo

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  7. This is such a cute post!
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  8. This is gorgeous! I wanted to do this with Everly so bad this year, but - alas - we had 45 degree weather yesterday so we decided to leave the oven off, understandably! Next year for sure. x

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  9. In love with that first photo!
    Ronnie xo

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