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A Day with Thomas and Friends

Smiling Chloe @ Shinsegae Dept. Store Rooftop






Feeling cold on the top








Hi James!




Chloe making train cookies

Hi Percy!





Posing for Toby








Backwards--- Fun...Fun at the Slides










Working hard on balls!


Chloe and her friend Ka-Hyeon





Chloe after a rolling experience!

Comments

wendy said…
ang ganda nga ng anak mo:-)

my son had a grand time din sa thomas expo dito sa war memorial... but he didn't eat the cookies hehehe. he loved the balls.
bittersweet said…
Hi Nhemskie! Cute naman ni Chloe pwedeng mag-artista.. hehe... ang bilis ng panahon no, parang kelan ko lang nabasa yung blog mo about your pregnancy, tapos ngayun ang laki-laki na niya!
Nhemskie said…
Thanks Wendy^^

She liked the balls best, too! and we forgot to pick up the cookies so I ended up buying a chocolate chip for her! kkk
Nhemskie said…
Emma: oo nga, napaka-tamad ko pang mag-blog nun ('til now..hahaha!) Artista? a lot of koreans are telling the same thing but I still think she's just like any other fil-kor babies ^^ Thanks anyway Emma!
eden said…
AH! Girl pala siya ate. ^^;; Kala ko boy siya dahil dun sa pic sa taas. Cute... cute....

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