Overcoming Movement Disorder

February 4, 2009

Update from Camp Napa (Nana & Papa)

Posted by Cristina

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torresliliFebruary 6, 2009 at 10:37 AM
These pictures area great! I love him with the hat! Looks like he is competing with Dianne on who looks better with the hat.
And he is enjoying the ice cream cone!
Lots of love from PE,
Titi Lili
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AbuelitaFebruary 6, 2009 at 2:41 PM
He is having a great time with his Nana and Papa and of course they are having a great time too. He looks adorable in all the pictures , I wish I could hug him.He is expanding fast his love for food, He loves his ice cream cone and you can see his pleasure eating it. Diane and B look great in hats. Bertrand and Tom also look great. Handsome family!
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