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That face is just too cute!!
She’s so cute. Love the pants
She looks like she’s on a mission! Great shot!
Is that an expression of raw determination or what?
What a cutie! I LOVE that “favorite picture” you have in your sidebar as well. Your daughter is a beautiful girl!!
She looks ready to take on the world! Adorable :0)
She looks ready to take on the world! Adorable :0)
She looks like she is ready to pounce!
This is my first time to your blog. I didn’t notice Jordan’s arm at first until I read the note you have under her picture. Her face is so captivating. My middle daughter has a girl in her grade who has a similar arm like this. I will have to come back and read more about it. I don’t know if this little girl is in her class this year, but I’m sure she will be one day. She noticed her arm last year in Kindergarten. Having a daughter with Down syndrome certainly gives me a different perspective, but it is nice to find a blog about this particular issue. I’m excited to learn more.
Hello, my name is Deborah and I am one of the writing team members at 5 Minutes For Special Needs. One of my regular assignments is writing blogger interviews to post each Sunday morning, and I would love it if you would consider being interviewed.
If you are agreeable, just email me at nickersonhome@aol.com
Hello, my name is Deborah and I am one of the writing team members at 5 Minutes For Special Needs. One of my regular assignments is writing blogger interviews to post each Sunday morning, and I would love it if you would consider being interviewed.
If you are agreeable, just email me at nickersonhome@aol.com