Boys In Waikiki

I always enjoy out of town friends/family visiting. It's an opportunity to play in town and Waikiki, and my favorite part---eat out. Last night we were on the town with Tutu at the Yardhouse. We followed that up with a walk on the beach and Friday night fireworks sponsored by the Hilton. Our dinner was delicious and it was Zach's first time eating a kids meal---buttered pasta. He loved it. Covered the floor and Isom with it, but loved it. Looks like I have two good eaters on my hands. We will be taking donations of food to feed these hungry boys when they hit high school. Thanks in advance.

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Amanda said…
The curl of Zach's hair in the second picture is perfect, too cute...
September 2, 2012 at 1:00 AM
Sue said…
Looks like Zach is really enjoying that pasta! What fun for ALL of you! Love, Aunt Sue xo
September 2, 2012 at 1:17 PM
Larisa said…
I'm in love with his curls right now!
Zach did a great job eating pasta.
September 3, 2012 at 10:08 PM
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