The Pirate Grin

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Tristan was determined to lose his tooth on Easter so with the help of Cole, ( the tooth puller), Tristan now has an offical pirate smile. Bye Bye Baby face.... Our little guys is growing up.

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  1. dave.heatherApril 5, 2010 at 8:41 AM

    Hey, I know that kid. He's my son.
    I will try to email you guys, but in case I can't figure out how, will you give me a call. 831-455-1145
    Dave

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