The first post in ages, I know, but I promise lots more activity over the next few weeks.
To start with, here are some pictures of Imogen running around at the park.
Imogen is getting her rest to ensure that she enjoys every minute of her birthday tomorrow.
Imogen and Morris are slowly becoming good friends.
Here is Morris tolerating Imogen rubbing his belly and wrapping him in ribbons.
Apologies for the poor quality of the photo, but I had to post this picture of Imogen and I walking hand-in-hand.
I didn’t quite get to the camera in time, but this video shows a bit of Imogen dancing to Madonna.
Imogen Dancing to Madonna from Daniel Gibbons on Vimeo.
Next time I’ll try and get some footage of the funniest thing she does — banging on the stereo until it turns on and the Madonna CD starts to play.
Apologies for the chaotic state of our house. Imogen leaves a trail of everything she finds behind her.
At restaurants, Imogen is fascinated by everyone around her and generally not as interested in her food.
As the following sequence shows, however, at home she can really get to grips with her food.
As a side note, I could also have labeled this post “how to destroy a Klippan rug“.
We keep thinking how grown up Imogen is getting, but here she is sleeping in just the same way she did when she was only a couple of months old.
Imogen and Susie picked out a couple of things from Paul Smith for father’s day.
But really, what better present could there be than the two of them.
One of the great things about father’s day is that you don’t need to dress up. Imogen certainly didn’t seem to mind.
Imogen, after a few weeks of being very clingy with Susie, suddenly decided that she didn’t want me to put her down.
At least that’s my excuse for being late getting into the office this morning.
Here’s Imogen on the verge of walking.
Imogen Standing and (Almost) Walking from Daniel Gibbons on Vimeo.
Ignore the chatter of the ridiculously proud parents in the background.