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Archive for February 15th, 2009

I Would Tell You

Feb
15

…how cute she is.

…how she follows me around.

…how she snuggles into my neck.

…how she smells like a baby.

….how soft she is to hold.

….how much Coco loves her.

…how much we are besotted with her.
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But we are so besotted with her, I didn’t have time.

Full story of bringing Annabelle to the farm tomorrow, I promise!!!

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Coco in Love

Feb
15

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…with Annabelle!

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