the mighty max update: picnic with friends

Thursday, July 5, 2007

picnic with friends

Last week we enjoyed a fun picnic at our friend's house. Maxwell was immediately greeted with a big hug from his beautiful friend Ella (best buddy of cousin Jackson). She then proceeded to read his book with him. Super cute! :)

Here I am with Ella, and that's lil' Carson coming over to join us too!

Yummy yummy! This the first bite of food that I have accepted for days. But really, who in their right mind would turn down an ice cream sandwich? :)

Are Uncle Jim and I the most handsome men ever or what?

4 comments:

Unknown said...: love ya; July 5, 2007 at 11:33 PM
Carolyn said...: Max, aren't ice cream sandwiches really good. I like them too. Good to see you trying different foods. You are AWESOME and your mommy is INCREDIBLE.
Love,
Carolyn in WV; July 6, 2007 at 4:34 AM
Crystal M. said...: Super cute Max!!! That last picture I love how you smiled right at the camera, what a handsome young man you are.
Hugs,
Crystal and Eva; July 6, 2007 at 6:33 AM
Diane said...: Yummy, yummy, I had to go out and buy me some ice cream sandwiches, yours looked so good. Keep up the good work.

Luv Ya,

Diane and Alex; July 9, 2007 at 7:50 AM

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