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A few weeks ago, Juniper learned to respond to requests for kisses. When you asked for a kiss, she would come in with her mouth open wide, sort of like an attack-lamprey, and plant her mouth on yours. (When she was really in attack mode, she would lead with her impressively large two front teeth.) This morning, she figured out that kisses involve puckering your mouth. Sally's departure for work was grossly delayed when her request for a good-bye kiss sparked this adorable new and improved kiss.
As if that weren't enough cute for one day, Cheryl & Jason have apparently taught her what a butterfly says. Aaron was reading a book with a butterfly, and to his surprise, when he said the word "butterfly" she flapped her arms like wings.