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Having my pictures back gave me the chance to browse through some again and reminisce. I was even more thrilled to find yet another blogging game that would satisfy that need.
This is one of my favourite photographs. It was taken last summer and when I see it, I can't help but remember the beautiful location where it was shot. It was our one and only, first family holiday. We rented a cottage in the Shuswaps, British Columbia. We had waited a long time for Owen and Will to be ready for such a thing. Prior to that vacation, they hadn't slept in any bed but their own. All of our fears ended up being unfounded and the holiday was a success. This particular photo of Jake makes me laugh everytime I see it. Two seconds before the shot, I had just told Jacob that I could see Shirley the Shuswap Monster swimming up behind him. You've never seen a kid doggy paddle so fast. :)
5 comments:
Thank goodness you were able to save your photos. I am all too familiar with that happening and lost all of the pics from months 4-6 of my twins lives :(
Thankfully I had emailed a bunch of them to friends.
I wanted to take the time to thank you for supporting the Tuesday Blog Party. It means so much to me and I am certain it means the world to the Whitt family.
Blessings.
Debi
That bottom pic is beautiful!!!!!!!! Love it!
Have a great weekend!
Funny-I wondered why he looked kind of terrified, even though he was wearing a vest (and what kind of mom takes pics of her drowning kid, anyway, right?!LOL)
What a stunning view! WOW.
So glad you found your treasured pics. And thanks for the AAM button; I'm guessing you don't mind that I copied it :)
Wow that lake is gorgeous! And the photo is priceless, I'm glad they were restored...well worth the car payment! :)
Oh and I'm currently reading Jenny McCarthy's Mother Warriors...do we love her or do we LOVE her!?! I'm not a mother of a child with autism but what an amazing and painful journey!
I see that you are a warrior too...my hat is off to you, I have so much respect for any mom who is willing to do what you all do to help your babies...I haven't gone back in your blog yet...but do you feel vaccinations caused the autism??
Just curious...I'm highly considering stopping Kainoa's vaccinations. He's only 21 months old and after reading these books I feel like I should stop playing with fire...
What a beautiful place!
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