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Cheri Thieleke ScrapSimple Digital Layout Album Templates: 12x12 Around N Around
Durin Eberhart Valencia Collection Biggie
Thao Cosgrove Loving Baby Boy Collection Biggie
Syndee Nuckles Brush Set: Painted
Lettering Delights Monique Font
Journaling: For at least six months, your favorite words were “this” and “that.” You usually pointed at the object in question and always said the word as plain as day.You had a few other words you said on a regular basis, among them “dada” and “dah” for dog, but it was the all-purpose, handy-dandy “this” and “that” you said all the time. It was so noticeable that Lydia at People Place (play group) talked to me about how cute it was. Our friends and their children loved to giggle about it and imitate you.”William, what do you want?” “This!” I was amazed you could say the words so clearly. “Th” and “s” are difficult sounds to master. Curiously enough, as your vocabulary eventually expanded exponentially, you could no longer say the “s” sound well at all. Oh well, it served you well while it lasted and you’ll re-learn it soon!
Sketch technique inspired by Joyce Schardt
Durin Eberhart Valencia Collection Biggie
Thao Cosgrove Loving Baby Boy Collection Biggie
Syndee Nuckles Brush Set: Painted
Lettering Delights Monique Font
Journaling: For at least six months, your favorite words were “this” and “that.” You usually pointed at the object in question and always said the word as plain as day.You had a few other words you said on a regular basis, among them “dada” and “dah” for dog, but it was the all-purpose, handy-dandy “this” and “that” you said all the time. It was so noticeable that Lydia at People Place (play group) talked to me about how cute it was. Our friends and their children loved to giggle about it and imitate you.”William, what do you want?” “This!” I was amazed you could say the words so clearly. “Th” and “s” are difficult sounds to master. Curiously enough, as your vocabulary eventually expanded exponentially, you could no longer say the “s” sound well at all. Oh well, it served you well while it lasted and you’ll re-learn it soon!
Sketch technique inspired by Joyce Schardt
Photostrip for Cheri Thieleke
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