Your Moment of Zen - Pictorial Cuteness Edition
Took this one this morning during the walking around part of his breakfast.
Say Cheese Toast!
God, he looks more and more like Mary.
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2 comments
So cute! And I have a shirt just like that!
Thanks! We are totally aware of his cuteness.
I think everyone has a shirt like that these days. They seem to be standard issue at Target and Old Navy. I have one too, though I try hard not to wear it the same day he wears his. “Awww, how cute! You match!” gets old sometimes, especially when it’s the result of me being too drowsy to notice what shirts I picked out for either of us.
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