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A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words













Some pictures may be worth a thousand words, but in some cases a picture may lead to many questions. For example:
Is the baby a boy or a girl?
Is the baby asleep or awake?
How old is the baby?
What's the baby's name?
Does the baby have siblings?
Is the baby on formula or mother's milk or both?
Did the parents forget to trim the baby's fingernails?
Are there any birthmarks on the baby?
Who is caring for the baby? The mother, grandmother, a helper?

Images may mean different things to different people. The ones to cherish are those which need no words to describe. You just know and feel IT.

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