Annabelle's First Birthday

Yesterday I mentioned to Cheryl that I would really like to try feeding Zoe some "real" food. The main reason for this is that Zoe has been showing more and more interest when Cheryl and I are eating. Even if she wasn't really going to eat anything, I wanted her to see how it's done. So, of course, Cheryl bought some food for her to eat. This morning she mixed up some oatmeal for Zoe, which I attempted to feed her. Most of it went in her mouth and I'm pretty sure all of it came back out. This is what it looked like.

Once she was cleaned up, we made our way up to Annabelle's birthday party. It was a wonderful day and we're very grateful to be a part of it. We especially want to thank Annie's parents for opening their doors, and their pool, to us. Everyone seemed to have cameras there, which isn't any excuse, but the only picture we took while we were there was of Zoe and me with George and his son George and John with Annabelle. This was the best of the bunch.

So that was our Sunday. Don't forget, Zoe's set on Flickr has all of these pictures, and more.

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