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It was hard to pick my very last Image of the Day, there were so many good sleepy photos in the pool. But finally I decided a co-sleeping picture was funny enough for me. Thanks to Miss Zoot for this yawn inducing shot of a dad and daughter enjoying their favorite past time.
April is the month for sleeping babies and children at Image of the Day. If you'd like your own child featured here, simply upload photos into our group Flickr pool - and please set them so they are downloadable in multiple sizes. We'll select an image every day to highlight. Be sure to read the intro on the main Flickr page for more information, and please limit your uploading to 5 photos per day. Thanks!
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4-30-2006 @ 11:23AM
callistawolf said...SO so so so cute. :) If that doesn't make a woman want to have a baby, I don't know what does.
Good choice, Melissa. :)
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4-30-2006 @ 12:37PM
Meredith said...Melissa,
I will miss your sense of humor. Thanks for all the fun!
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