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"A portrait of my child, once a week, every week, in 2013."

You were so excited to find out your Tio Nino and Tia Illiana's flight back to Boston was delayed and they got to spend a few days with us here in Chicago - so excited that you kept trying to stay up even after nap time and well, we all know how that goes.  Your happiness quickly turned to the biggest alligator tears once we said it was time to lay down, and this just proves that every photo, every week is so very different.  I want to remember this moment exactly as it happened.

Joining in with the lovely Jodi from Che & Fidel

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  1. oh this picture made me smile :) Sophia's face is so expressive with every emotion she has. Your right to capture the not so perfect moments too x

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  2. Love this, Kate. I appreciate the honesty in this capture so much. Sometimes I think I might be the only person on the internet with a grumpy kid from time to time...or from hour to hour if we're going for honesty here. As strange as it might sound.. I think it's a total framer, although Sofia may think different in years to come. :)

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  3. awww, poor tired little bunny. glad that you're capturing this, though.

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  4. Oh that face! They are adorable happy or sad.

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  5. Haha amazing, she's so cool. I'm glad that you have a sense of humour about all of the tears!

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  6. Look at that expression! We had no naps today, it ended exactly the same way.

    Just found your blog - I love it.

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  7. Oh no. So so very cute though. xx

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  8. haha oh my look at that face! Sofia is so adorable and seems to have such a wonderful litte personality!

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  9. Oh that face and ponytail on top of her wee head. Love it! x

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  10. Very cute! I think it's important to include photos like this in the project, to help capture ALL the different parts of our little one's personalities :)

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  11. My kids translate "bedtime" as "torture". Such a sweet photo love the honesty.

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  12. These are the pictures she'll giggle over when she is a big girl. Gorgeous! Hope your week is a gentle and beautiful one :) x

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  13. her face is quite funny but still so cute.

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  14. love. love. LOVE! absolutely so sweet and genuine. AND you are the very best mama to love it and own it and want to remember it for always.

    xo

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  15. Priceless photo, put a smile on my face!

    Harri

    at-rubik.blogspot.com

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  16. Soo sweet! She's going to love coming back to your blog and seeing these little moments!

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  17. love it! oh how devastating life can be at that age ;)

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  18. Gaaaaaah this is one of my favorite pictures of Sof EVER. So heartbroken and adorable all at once, what a wonderful capture of your little one!

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  19. Ohhh, this is just perfect. The difference in expressions is priceless! x

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