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in the year 2024 ...

... I am going to make Yuki recreate this pose for her high school senior portrait.

Another camera phone special, courtesy of Mommy.


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Anonymous said…
Who is that kid?? she is so stinkin cute! I can't stand it!
xo
gibs
9:28 PM
The Krentz Family said…
Love the hands... like someone told her "don't think about your hands-- act natural."
11:11 PM
Anonymous said…
Gorgeous! Be sure you save the outfit -- it's too cool for school. You should send this to that "professional" school photographer and say, "See? See?"
2:48 AM
Lisa Tucker said…
Casual toddlers on the go do the layered look, complete with fun leggings and mini-Uggs!
5:38 AM
Nikki Prz said…
Yuki is redefining stoicism for babies.
1:53 PM
Everywhereist said…
I have been looking for boots just like that ...
6:40 PM
smatano said…
Geraldine, I'd tell you where we go them but A) I don't think they have your size and B) I'm not allowed to mention where we got them according to Fishkin's Law of Corporate Shenanigans.
2:13 PM
Anonymous said…
But cept for the high school portrait she needs to lightly clasp a fake rose.
xo
la
4:57 PM
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