For those of you who couldn’t make it, here are some pictures from Natalie’s First Birthday Party! She loved playing with her friends and relatives, eating her cake, and was especially delighted to hear everyone sing Happy Birthday to her!
Here in the Wilkinson household, we are eagerly anticipating Nata’s first birthday coming up on the first! Here’s a look at some of her latest exploits.
Nata is doing her part in the preparations by growing into new toys, like her uncle Mike’s Nintendo DS.
She’s having great adventures in mobility, as well as experimenting with the various uses of beverage straws!
Natalie has asked me to inform you all that she is not a morning baby:
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Last week we spent four days in Yosemite National Park with my family. The Valley is beautiful this time of year, and empty of tourists. We stayed in the lovely Ahwahnee Hotel, so it was nice have a warm place to come back to after spending time outside– it was freezing! As you can see, it was very foggy when we first arrived.
Natalie loved the snow so much!
There was much making of snowmen…
…and hiking, and eating, and hanging out with the family. We had a fun, refreshing time.
If you are interested, I have a ton more pictures posted on my Facebook!
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