Just Because I'm Lazy


Even though this child has essentially no body fat, his cheeks remain!

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Liz said…
Awwww...what a cutie!
12:19 PM
Hope said…
And he has identical cheeks to you!
perhaps the same eyes, but alas yours came out red instead of twinkling brown.
1:02 PM
KMae said…
How precious he is!!!
1:30 PM
Granny said…
I have never been the cheek pinching type of granny but he sure is tempting.
1:55 PM
chichimama said…
Adorable!!!!!
3:12 PM
Bobita said…
I have one of those "no-body-fat-except-for-those-enormous-cheeks" kids. My daughter. She has had the stomach flu since Friday...and she is skin and bones...except for those magnificent cheeks!

Your babe is beautiful!
3:59 PM
Awesome Mom said…
He is too cute! He looks like the kind of kid that is a ham for the camera.
7:27 PM
Piece of Work said…
He is so friggin cute, Gina! What a great photo.
8:47 PM
oshee said…
He is beautiful. I bet that smile of his gets all sorts of things out of you.
Little boy smiles are deadly.
9:47 PM
Heather Plett said…
Personally, I like the twinkle in his eye! Very cute.
6:39 AM
Gina said…
Are you trying to imply, Ms. Elizabeth, that my son has big ears?

Because those are fightin' words...
1:35 PM
Suzanne said…
He's very cute indeed.

And argh. Earlier I found myself agreeing with eb and now I'm stepping up to defend her! I don't think she was implying your boy has big ears. I think she was saying he is cute, the same way elves are cute His ears look perfectly normal-sized, whatever that means.

I also want to see a squinty in the sun picture of Mr. Personality. I'll bet he would resemble you even more...

Suzanne
3:27 PM
Gina said…
Well, I guess I should have added a ";)" at the end of my last comment. Ms. Elizabeth should know that I am just kidding.
6:31 PM
Suzanne said…
Soooooo cute!
9:18 AM
Anonymous said…
He's gorgeous! (sorry just getting caught up, I've been in new bf mode)
8:42 AM
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