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Photo Shoot

One of Matthew's best friend's girlfriend, Morgan, took some great pictures of Matthew and I a few weeks ago. It's amazing how much bigger baby Smith got in just a few weeks. Thanks Morgan for capturing this exciting time in our life! Can't wait to take some pics of the baby in a couple months!   Boy? Girl? For every person that guesses (or in most cases 'knows') it's a boy, I will have someone follow up with a girl guess/know.  It's so fun to have this surprise still awaiting us after the miserable pain part. :)  

 
Had to have a little fun while we were at it. :)

Check out Morgan's blog and other photos at Breakfast n Bed.  Thanks again Morgan!

~BabyBuster

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  1. Morgan CunninghamJanuary 27, 2013 at 9:02 PM

    So much fun. Can't wait to meet Baby Smith! xoxo

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  2. ChrissiFebruary 6, 2013 at 12:33 PM

    yay! great pictures ;) can't wait to meet baby smith!

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