She was bemused by the camera... she kept leaning to look around it to smile at me, so of course all the smiling shots show only half of her face.
She is so incredibly snuggly. Every time she reaches up her round little arms, wanting to be picked up, my heart melts into a puddle and I can never refuse. :)

Comments

Anonymous said…
Look how big she is getting! I love her little chin, I bet it gets nibbled on lots.
11 August, 2008 20:56
bzmama said…
she is toooooo yummy! ah Heather...so pretty!
12 August, 2008 10:33
Natalia said…
Her little curls are starting! Just adorable.
14 August, 2008 14:59
Birdy said…
Oh my goodness, I'm pretty sure I need to snuffle that little neck. And those curly-locks, too. *sniiiiifff* ahhhhhhh! :D
15 August, 2008 01:20
Chas said…
OH.... she is just PRECIOUS!!!!!!!
So sweet!
Love,
Chas
15 August, 2008 05:02
Kristi said…
She is just beautiful, Heather!
Much love,
Winter
17 August, 2008 13:11
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