the zoo

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We happen to live 2 hours from the world class zoo: Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, NE. I have always enjoyed my visits to the zoo, but more so since having kids. Each year is more and more fun! This year was no exception. I wanted to share my pictures with you.

getting ready to see the animals!

giraffes are always a favorite of mine!


the boys did pretty well holding hands

these birds scared Squirt so badly


running - they are my children after all!


black swans are so beautiful
More zoo pictures to come!

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