Embrace the Camera: September 16, 2010

Here we are this week. It doesn't get any more real life than this. Momma and babies still in their pjs at noon. 3 years ago today we found out I was pregnant with Zoe. Now look at me! 

And because we're embracing the camera more, here's another shot just for fun. Me with my little man. Zoe under the table. A very normal day, indeed. {I need to do something about those cords behind the shelves! And probably my postpartum sideburns, too!}

Fellow picture-takers out there, we're in the market for a nice, new camera, leave some advice if you have any!

Embrace the Camera: September 9

With a few hours to spare, I am keeping to my resolution to blog more and embrace the camera! This is Zoe and Johnnie in my parents' backyard in Pennsylvania. Zoe is enjoying fruit straight from the tree. My parents live "in the middle of nowhere" and, although I would love them to be closer, their house and property is such a wonderful place to visit, especially for grandchildren. We're looking forward to another visit in the fall when the leaves are colorful and gorgeous!

Tomorrow is Friday, woo hoo! And, I'm getting my hair cut! Have a wonderful weekend :)

Here we go again!

My last blog post was in April 2009 and here we are in September 2010. A lot has changed since April, namely, we've welcomed our second child into the world. And, while I've had a lot to write about, I just haven't had the time or creativity! I still don't know how dedicated I will be to this blogging business, but I'd like to start back up again...slowly...after being inspired by "embrace the camera."





What is embrace the camera, you ask?

The rules are simple:
1. Take photo with you and your child or your spouse and child.
2. Blog about it and include the button to embrace the camera (found on sidebar).
3. Link up your post to mr. linky below. (emily's blog).
4. Visit others and share the love.

It is important to have these pictures. So that when we look back on them, as a fellow blogger (thanks, Alicia) puts it so well, "we will remember what our days really consisted of. the good. the bad. and possibly the ugly (the tears, drool, spit up on shirts, no shower kind of days)."

Embrace the camera. Every Thursday. Here we go...again!