O Daddy! My Daddy!

Good Morning Mr. Blog-a-saurus, I know my Daddy usually types my words for me, but today is Daddy's Day so I couldn't let him type my Happy Father's Day message! Enter Mommy. Now, don't get me wrong, Mommy doesn't have full privileges. She just gets to type out this message and then the keyboard must be relinquished back to Daddy, because this blog is kinda "our" thing. Sorry Mommy.

Earlier this week I woke Mommy up to let her know that I needed her to come out to the living room and take a picture of me as part of my Father's Day present for Daddy. When she came out there she saw this...

I spelled this out with my toys, because hard as I try, I still can't talk. Mommy took a picture, but told me I better get in there so Daddy knew who it was from. Duh Mom! I crawled inside the heart, (pretty symbolic, don't you think?) Mommy got up on the couch with the camera and we got the photo shoot started.

Now a baby can only be patient for so long when surrounded by all his favorite toys. It started with just one little book..

and then a baseball teether...



and finally, I just went for it!

Woohoo!

Mommy took the best picture of the shoot down to Costco for me, had it printed in 11x14 (the bigger the better, I told her) and framed it for Daddy to display proudly on his desk at work. Now this isn't all I had planned for Daddy...This morning, we're going North to the Semiahmoo Resort to have brunch, play on the beach and maybe watch a little bit of history as Uncle Tiger annihilates the competition at the close of the 2008 US Open.

Now that's what I call scary intensity. Go Uncle Tiger!

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This afternoon we're heading out to Mimi and Papa's house for Father's Day dinner, Mommy says Papa is her Daddy. Mommy has a Daddy too? Wow! There are a lot of Daddy's out there. Just yesterday Daddy told me that Grandpa K.C. is his Daddy. It's all very confusing for me as I thought I was the only one lucky enough to have a Daddy. Well, Happy Father's Day to Grandpa K.C. and Papa then too and thanks for doing such a good job making my Daddy and Mommy who they are today.

I just want to finish by saying, Daddy, you're the bestest Daddy this little mini-you could ask for. I love you more than all the puppies, toys, sweet totatoes, binkies, blankies, dinosaur jammies, cell phones, funny faces, jumperoos, apple juice popsicles, exersaucers, bottles, bananas and froggy socks in the whole world. And even though you don't believe it, I do love you just as much as I love Mommy! It makes me smile my biggest smile everytime I even hear the word Daddy... It's been a great first 6 months with you Dad and I can't wait for all the super-fun adventures we have to come.

I love you Daddy, Happy Father's Day.