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Picture Success!!!

Paisley had lots of pictures taken of her on the cruise and actually enjoyed it!  She didn't burst into tears once, and doesn't appear to be suffering from PTSD now.  :)   Of course, she didn't stay still for any of the pictures, but the photographers did a great job of capturing action shots!

This was a bridge on the main floor of the cruise ship that Paisley loved to run across!

As you can see from her less-than-thrilled expression, she'd rather be running loose than have me hold her.

This was a crowd favorite.  Tons of other passengers stopped to watch this shoot, because she was being adorable!

We didn't pose any of these shots, she just played and they took pictures.  Worked so much better.

Running like crazy across her favorite bridge

She adored the DreamWorks characters.  The other kids were all terrified, so she got to spend a lot of time hugging on them.

They just heaped all the props up together and she loved it!

Sneaky little grin
I'm so guilty of becoming "that" mom.  I cannot believe I posted 8 million pictures and bragged about how cute my kid is.  Next thing you know, I'll be joining PTA and making homemade meals.   Yikes!!!

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  1. SarahNovember 13, 2011 at 6:39 PM

    These are great! I especially loved the one of her running the bridge in the cheetah skirt and the orange crayon one! Adorable! Who cares if you are THAT mom :) Im sure I will be too. Well, minus the homemade meals because I suck at cooking...

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  2. AbbyNovember 14, 2011 at 11:25 PM

    Super cute! Glad you had a great time on your cruise - makes me want to go on one! Also laughed at your diaper post from earlier. Too funny (though, I'm sure not at the time)!

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