Been A Long Time...

... Since I last updated this blog for Abigail. A lot has happened with Abigail in her world, all good. For now, I will fill this page with new pictures of Abigail and let them speak for themselves. Enjoy! I will be back in about 5 days and do some catching up since before Abigail's first Christmas!

~BeagleMommie
"Why does Mom insist on taking my pictire?"

"Mom says this picture makes me look vicious"
(actually, Mom took my picture in mid-sneeze, pretty cool.. huh?)

"I did not know that Mom took this picture! "

"Mom says that I am her little angel on Earth"


"I need to keep my teeth sharp and clean.
Especially now that the squirells are begining to come around again!"

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