Saturday, May 18, 2013

Debbi & Danny's Wedding April 2013

Morgan was asked to be one of the flower girls for my friend Debbi's wedding. She was so excited and couldn't wait to wear her new dress and gold shoes (which I posted about back in March). She had a great time playing with the other flower girl, Abigail. She only had one melt down during the wedding and that was because the petals that she threw on the ground were blowing into the pool. The Matron of Honor did a good job of calming her down and let her hold her bouquet. So proud of my girl, she did a great job!


Practicing throwing flower petals (with her bucket and torn pieces of a paper towel).






The Bride








Time to get her hair done.






Look at how excited they are, so sweet.


Precious girls


Sweetest picture ever!


Pretty girl






Bonding time with the beautiful bride.


Friends since 8th grade.


The handsome groom


Ready to walk with her mom, Geri.














The meltdown




So happy!



Name Tracing

Morgan has been practicing writing the alphabet. Now she has learned to write/trace her name. Such a big girl!


Hopefully you can see her traced name on the sheet of paper

The Human Desk

After spending most of the morning and early afternoon at the Dallas Zoo, Daddy was tired. Morgan decided that while he rested, she would use him as a desk while reading Mommy's Entertainment Magazine.

Dallas Zoo

We ventured to the Dallas Zoo in early April and had a blast! Morgan really enjoyed seeing all of the animals AND feeding some of them.


Ready to go!


First things first...she had to check out the slide.


Feeding the fish.


Feeding the goats.


Waiting to ride the train.


Morgan loved the train ride.


Entrance to the African Savanna






Morgan couldn't wait to see the giraffes. She was hoping to see a baby giraffe, but no such luck. She didn't know at this point that she would actually get to feed them too.




Feed me!








Time to ride the Monorail






Riding under the waterfall


Time for lunch


Eating with the Lions (the exhibit was directly next to the restaurant, separated only by a glass window).




Tuckered out