Fleur de Aleta

Daddy is my hero. He teaches me about hard work.  I see him going to work and coming home to work even more.  One day, he will help me with my chemistry classes. Daddy showing me the puzzle box and how it works. Airplane watching with Daddy In Daddy's arms, I'm king of the world! Daddy teaches me to say the words "I Love You" and I do! Running to Daddy! Daddy buying me a big boy potty Daddy..... I have a gift for you... and here's a guess... it's not a toaster! Daddy protects me, but he also wants me to be fearless! and ROAR! And he tells me to be kind, helpful and share with others. Daddy, You are my super hero.  You said that I am your super hero.  If I am a super hero, then I know what my super power is - the ability to make you smile! I hope you like the gift... I painted it MYSELF! I love you, Da. Happy Father's Day, Your Son

More Pictures, because you can never have enough.  My husband said this morning, "If we were back in the 80's, we'd have to get the film developed.  We'd be broke with all these pictures we're taking."  I remember dropping off my film and worrying that it would get lost.  Then rushing eagerly to the store to see how the pictures came out - it was like opening a Christmas gift.  Now it's the instant digital joy - just as much fun :) and cheaper! When Greg first put Gregory on the kitchen counter, Gregory was nervous and didn't want to stay there....  Now, Gregory pats the counter to be put there.   He gets nervous with new things and then, can't get enough of it. This is what happens in New Orleans when there's humidity in the morning.... fogged lens Picture from last night - Gregory playing with toys. Mommy made blue velvet cupcakes (see the blog post before this one about the cupcakes).  Gregory liked the cupcake...