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Friday Photo on Saturday – Bubbling Happy

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The New Year has been busy. One of our, Patty and me, habits to return to is working out. We used Insanity as our workout guide last Spring. All went well until our old knees began to bother us. Getting back into the swing we decided to walk for an hour, mixing in some jogging. Kimberly and Cohen joined us our first outings.

I snapped this shot after we walked this week. Now 5 months old, adjusted age 3 months, his personality is often demonstrated in his smile. He has learned to make bubbles. When he really gets going it is quite the slobbery show.

Enjoy. We do!

Bubbling Happy - Copyright 2011 Todd Littleton

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