Boo! at the Zoo

We took Dahlia to Boo at the Zoo this weekend - thankfully we had decent weather for it. She didn't quite get the concept...but thought it was pretty cool that she got to carry around her pumpkin and people kept giving her stuff!







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Constance Squared said…
Awwww! She's adorable. Bridget is going to be a "punkin" for Halloween too!
10:14 AM
feisty said…
what a doll! no wonder you're up for having another one....

love the retro pumpkin pail! brings me back to my childhood.
10:26 AM
Kate said…
Oh! I love that close up picture!
7:21 PM
juliemac_29 said…
Hey! We were there too! :) We got there right at 10am and stayed until oh, about 12:30 or so? Great day for it. Dahlia is a total DOLL in that outfit!!!
9:08 PM
Meigan said…
She's adorable!!!
9:09 PM
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