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Finding her voice

March 2nd, 2010 at Tue, 2nd, 2010 at 3:10 pm by krishill

In recent weeks, Lyla has had more and more to say, that is she is really becoming more vocal. It started with little coos and now she’s added squeals as well as giggles and other noises to her repertoire.
Her jungle animal bouncer is one of her favorite places and last night she was particularly chatty and active, so, I grabbed the video camera I got for Christmas and shot a little over a minute of video. I apologize that it’s a little dark, I’m still new to the video camera stuff, but it’s so much fun watching her. I got a little misty eyed watching it again after I uploaded it.
So, without further ado, here’s Lyla:

Kris is the staff writer for the weekly newspaper, the Covington/Maple Valley Reporter, and has been with the paper since it began in September 2005. She is a technology geek, sports fan, and diabetic mommy. A graduate of Interlake High School and the University of Washington, Kris has a degree in communications and has been married for nearly 10 years to the poor guy she dragged to senior prom.

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