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Buggy Boy

We love the Bye Bye Buggy! Henry used to get to ride in it more often but since I pick him up earlier these days he does not get to take rides with his friends as much. Today I worked the book fair at his school and his teacher was sweet enough to load him up with his mobile infant friends and come see me. He is the only non-mobile infant on the Buggy. He is special! These friends were former classmates of his but have moved across the hall. Henry is now big man on campus in the non-mobile room. He has friends in both classes...I love that. This face is priceless. He was laughing and out of breath from the little incline they went down to get into the fellowship hall. It got his stomach....I used to do that going down the "wee hill" in the Fort. It makes my heart glad to see him react to things like this. So cute...and such his mother's child! Notice none of his three girlfriends in this shot are letting the incline get their stomach. What a hoot my Henry is!

Abby

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Amanda M. said…
I totally LOVE that first pic where he's looking right at the camera! He's SOOOO cute in that little buggy!
July 21, 2010 at 11:04 PM
Kelley said…
Oh he is precious! That is the neatest buggy I have ever seen. I bet it was fun for him.
July 22, 2010 at 5:45 AM
Sisters said…
He looks like daddy in that first pic!!!
July 22, 2010 at 10:08 AM
Anonymous said…
Don't know what I did to deserve the 5 wonderful grandchildren God has blessed me with. Maybe its what someone else has done and I'm just reaping the benefits. Either way, I am blessed beyond measure.

Granddaddy of the FANTASTIC FIVE !
July 22, 2010 at 10:49 AM
Sarah Beth said…
That face! I want to squeeeeze him (said with gritted teeth. Ha!)!
July 24, 2010 at 8:47 AM
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