Dinosaur Kisses

Contrary to popular belief, the T-rex actually wasn't that viscous of a dinosaur. In fact, the thing he liked best was to give kisses. Lots and lots of kisses.


All the dinosaurs loved to give kisses.



In all seriousness, I think I have the most lovely, cuddly baby ever. When Daddy is watching TV, this is where she likes to sit:


She gives hugs constantly. When she is playing, she will come over about every few minutes for a hug. When she is eating, she will suddenly stop, spread her arms super wide and say, "Hug! Hug!" Until someone gives her a hug. Until that happens the meal can NOT continue.

She loves the computer:


And most of all, she loves her baby. Every morning I hear her wake up, and then almost right away she says, "Baby!" as if she is surprised that her baby is still in her crib. Then I hear several loud, smacking, kissy noises, along with more "Baby!" and "Love you!" Sweet kid.

The day includes several more makeout sessions with her baby, like so:


Look closely, you can see that the baby's cheeks and nose are gray. This is not dirt, I have scrubbed and scrubbed those little cheeks, and the doll has even taken a few trips through the washing machine. Nope, Sweetheart has kissed the paint off. Kissed the paint off!

I do have to say that anyone that has been around me and Marquis for more than five minutes knows that the poor kid comes by it naturally. The kid was doomed!