Sunday Lazy Sunday

Hopefully this doesn't jinx anything, but last night Zoe gave her mother and I the best night of sleep we've had in a while. Now that's not to say that we don't get enough sleep every night, but for Cheryl, it is typically broken up into lots of little pieces; however, last night she was able to get a nice long stretch.

I'm not sure if it was the marathon sleeping, but today seemed to just be a lazy day. Earlier mom and daughter just sat on the couch enjoying each others company. Following that, Zoe stayed a short stint on her changing table. We're not sure why she likes it so much there, but I don't question it.

Now you may notice an uptick in the number of pictures of my two favorite ladies. That would be due to two things. First, I just like taking pictures of my family and second, Cheryl traded in her old camera for a new one, which she has graciously allowed me to use. With that, here are some gratuitous bath pictures.

Early in the afternoon Greg and Janice stopped by to see Zoe. They brought an awesome wagon with them, which we can't wait to use. When they left, Zoe went in her lounger on the back table. She seemed to really enjoy herself there.

As always, you can find these and more pictures in Zoe's set on Flickr.

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