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Silly faces



Elliot already has many silly faces that she makes.  Like this one...


I think she is already practicing the clueless look of "I didn't do it!".  I don't know how I am going to scold a cute face like that.  I am sure when I have crayon all over my living room wall it will be much easier.

This is the look of, "Mom, that flash is way too bright!".  



This next one is one of my personal favorites...



 It says, "Yeah, I'm cute.  So what?".



And last, but not least...




"Listen to me scream!" 



Gee, I wonder where she got it from?



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