Getting a drink of milk -- I love the way she holds her cup.
Sidesaddle on the little blue engine.
Sweet Suki.
I think she loves the suction cup as much as loves the book!
Love that hair.
Looking out the window.
Playing on the mat.
Sisters side by side.
Toes!
Running so fast! With Pinocchule, Pinnocholo or Pinocchio, depending on how she wants to pronounce it at the time.
Sweet face.
Looking at some of her ducks back at home. We all relaxed in our pajamas all day long.
Suki loves it when her sister comes to see her!
Such a happy girl.
Looking serious.
Fish face.
Captured in quick succession, you can see how delighted Suki is when Grace pays her some attention.
These two both hang out with their ankles crossed, just like Dad.
Grace did a great job as flower girl, thanks in part to a hearty helping of carefully doled M&Ms. Sure, I was shocked to look down near the end of the ceremony and see her handing me a shoe but other than that it was without a hitch. Here, she relaxes and waits for some dinner at the reception.
Dad holds Suki.
Aileen once again gets Suki settled for sleep.
Clearly I still need to work out some kinks with this camera. Here's our one shot with Uncle Murphy and Aunt Melissa.
Looking around at the reception.
Just done with a dance with Dad. Grace and Suki (along with David and me) had a blast at the reception, dancing the night away until 11!
What a time we had getting ready for this portrait! It was hot, we were running behind, but everything worked out.
Mom and Grace.
On one of the paths in the garden.
Dad balances Suki.
Looking down the path she must tread for the wedding.
All ready for the big day!
Out on the tractor with Grandpa.
She loved it!
We welcomed Uncle Steve and Suki got to meet him for the first time.
A happy moment between these two.
So happy Dad came to town that she picked his pocket.
A kiss from Grace.
A kiss for Suki.
Grace had the best time running around the grocery store as we picked up some necessities.
Back at Grandpa and Mary's house.
More practice with the self timer means fewer family shots up close.
So happy to have Dad back.
