This was taken in Liberty, Missouri on May 18. It was Dianthus's first swing ride. He has more teeth now (four of them total) and everyone at day care keeps commenting that he's much bigger.
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1 comment:
A handsome young man indeed. I like the serious expression and head-turned-away... reminds me of James Dean.
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