Thursday, 7 August 2008

A Few Tears

Our happy little girl has moments that are less happy than others. This particular moment started when she wanted a drink. But not just any drink. She wanted me to pour the water from her drink bottle into a toy cup that we often take to the park to play in the dirt with.... and do not wash frequently. "No" was not the answer she was looking for.
Tears still in her eyes, but considering other drink options.
Back to the same old boring drink bottle.

And back to the same old happy Zoe!

9 comments:

Matthew Ruley said...

OMG those are such cute photos - what sad look and tears...

Matthew Ruley said...

AND she gets cuter every day!

Don Hutton said...

OGBYup. Ya got a good one. How to make an old guy cry? Watch Zoe assert her independence! Good for her, and God help you! I've met her three times and she is the only female who did not respond to my open arms. Oh well, maybe the next time. Thanks for taking the time out of your very busy schedule to allow us into your family. Don at the Zoo

kristen said...

How cute!! Maia is just like her - even their cry faces are VERY similar - esp. the shape of the lips/mouth. Cute. It is amazing how quickly they overcome their sadness - and get back to their happy selves! THanks for sharing!

Patrick & Eileen said...

I have to agree she is just too darn cute!! Tears and all!

Eileen

McMary said...

Can anyone be any cuter?!! She always brings a smile to my face.

Anonymous said...

Just got back from vacation in the beautiful state of Wisconsin. It was a treat to find three Zoe blog posts upon my return. So cute!

:) KH

keoghclan said...

Look at that little face. So so cute. She is as always adorable.

It has been a hectic month for us but maybe we can see about getting together early September?

Hugs to Zoe

Susan said...

aww poor zoe.
Leeza had a cow when i would not give her my camera, or share my diet coke, OR, when she cannot fit the large stacking cup into the small one.

zOE IS pretty even with tears on her sweet face.

So good she easily gets over it...distraction works wonders. :)