When you ask Camden to smile, you hope to see the above picture. However, the one underneath is what you actually see...
It is pretty funny to see him do this. When you ask him to smile,
he will close his eyes for a few seconds and tilt his head to the side.
Sara thinks that when she was trying to teach him what the word
"smile" meant, she may have closed her eyes tightly when she smiled.
Now, whenever you ask Camden to smile, this is what you get:
Sorry the picture quality isn't that great. I took them with my camera phone and they somehow turned out pretty fuzzy.
3 comments:
Well hello, Dr. Pigg and congratulations! It's so good to hear from you. I just commented on your last blog a week or so ago - crazy, huh? I've missed you, friend!
The brief update for me is that I've been living in NC since August 2002 when I moved up here to attend Duke's Divinity School. Two master's degrees later, I am a first year Ph.D. student studying American Religious History with a husband who is studying Old Testament. Chad is in his fourth year so he is much closer to being a doctor than me!
E-mail me when you get a chance (mm56@duke.edu); I'd love to catch up more. Oh, and no worries about the NCAA tourney. We knew that the guys didn't have what it would take this year. Vandy made a good run though (which helped my ESPN bracket immensely!) Now the Duke women's team...THAT I'm disappointed about.
Congratulations again on finishing physical therapy school, Dinah - that is awesome! It must be such a blessing to get to help people in such a tangible way. Take care and let me hear from you, okay? By the way, your nephew is adorable!
Yay - a new post. I knew you could do it. Can't wait to see the post about Bunco :)
what a ham! i love it!
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