da Vinci and Michelangelo showed up early to spiff up the tablecloth with their masterpieces.
Aunt Sandy couldn’t believe I’d steal a chicken bite from Carlee! Hey, I couldn’t help it, I was coming down off a mean alligator tail bender.
Aren’t Mommy and I super cute?!
Simon was really adamant that I could not have my cake, and eat it too.
The zoo staff explained that if you don’t use a two-finger touch, the animals will bite your fingers off. This was big news to some of us more than others.
I’m not sure who’s more excited, the kids to see the animals, or the adults to be with the kids?
My buddy Sullivan came all the way from Orlando to give me some walking lessons, and boy did they pay off. Mommy and Daddy can’t even catch me now!
I asked Mommy why she never took a turn touching the animals? She said Daddy is close enough for her.
Everybody else got their own cake, but for some reason they didn’t smash their whole upper body into it. I can never understand grownups.
Say goodbye to this bib, it’s not long for this world.
Oh how nice a birthday cake, whatever should I do with it?
A final farewell kiss before I make the final transformation into Baby Cake-A-Mongous!
Rargh! I came, I saw, I eated!
High five for keeping the “smash the cake” plan a secret from Mommy for another 12 years!
Presents! Presents!
Pet the goat? Heck, if Aunt Carol would just move me a little bit closer, I could totally lick this sucker.
Did you know that Lowry Park Zoo is the premier cloning facility in the Southwest?
Thank you all for coming to my Birthday, I hope we all have another wonderful year together!
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