Father's Day Weekend

Daniel's first Father's Day started off with Morgan and Mommy making blueberry muffins for Dad while he slept in.

Next came a trip to the park.

Dad took Morgan down the slide for her first time.

Her first swing experience.

She liked it more then it appears. The sun was really bright and shining in her eyes.

While we were at the park, a firetruck pulled up. The firemen said they were there for kids and their parents to view the firetruck.


Morgan and I took Dad out for dinner and then Morgan went home to sleep while Daniel and I watched a movie. It was a good first Father's Day.

Dad or Mom?

People are constantly saying that Morgan looks like both Daniel and I. I agree. Sometimes I look at Morgan and see Daniel and sometimes I look at her and see a little mini me. Here are some pictures of Morgan and pictures of Daniel and I when we were little. You decide for yourself.

Fun Pics!

My sister-n-law, Julie, took Morgan and her cousin, Allyson, to get their photos taken a few weeks back while I was at work. Here are some of those pictures.



Below: Morgan is on the left.

Below: Morgan is on the right. Notice how she is pinching her cousin Allyson.

Below: Morgan is the upside down baby.

Really Big Sunglasses!

Okay, so these were cuter on the store shelf. Morgan seems to be sensitive to sunlight like her father so I thought I might as well give sunglasses a try and sure enough she loved them. She kept them on until I finally took them off. I'm thinking it was a fluke thing but I'll try again just in case.

Another day looking cute at her cousin's baseball game.

A couple of weekends ago Daniel, Morgan, Maggie and I spent the weekend with our friends in the Bay Area. Morgan LOVED their cats! Too bad I'm not more of a cat person because Morgan couldn't have been more thrilled.

Morgan on her way to school. It was raining outside so I couldn't resist the rain jacket.

BATH TIME!

Daniel taught Morgan how to splash in the bath and now taking a bath is her favorite activity. She often cries when we take her out but we can't leave her in for too long because she gets too cold. Of course getting cold only seems to bother us and not her.