Partners in Crime

Well there I was in the kitchen, doing some dishes, while Leah was playing with her books, and Lucy was quietly gnawing on her rope toy. Or so I thought... until suddenly I heard a big noise near the table. I turned around to find Leah and Lucy quite ecstatic about a can of Gerber Puffs that had been completely emptied onto the floor! As far as I can gather, Lucy got the canister off the table, Leah took the lid off, dumped the contents, and both of them dug in. I started to scold Lucy, but then realized that this was one of those priceless baby-and-her-puppy-moments that I would miss someday, so I got my camera instead. At least I had just vacuumed!

"Hey Lucy! That one was mine!"

Lucy now has a palate for banana flavored rice puffs after
finishing off this mess...

Comments

Anonymous said…

Oh my gosh, that is hilarious and reminds me of the antics between Annisette and Ryan. Thanks for the morning chuckle!

August 15, 2009 at 6:59 AM

Jessica and Greg said…

so cute! i can't wait to see her (and you guys) again!

August 17, 2009 at 7:50 PM

3 little monkeys!

These three are going to have lots of fun together! (And probably cause a decent amount of trouble! )

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