Some snowy winter photos from...MARCH!
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Sunday, March 04, 2012
Thursday, January 05, 2012
Christmas and Winter
The Holiday's have come and gone and we all survived the annual epic melee of kids tearing up wrapping paper. Sam had a very Lego Christmas since he turned 5 and is now at the age to have the "big kid" Lego's, while Max had his first haircut. In contrast if you don't remember this is how Sam reacted to his first haircut...yes she cuts my hair too.
| Who's enjoying the Legos the most? |
| First haircut...just...don't...turn...around. |
| The Christmas Dance! |
| Max with a box on his head. |
| That's a HUGE Lego set. |
| What!? Another Fire Station. |
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Crafting The Perfect Family Photo
We've been delinquent about posting news about us lately, but I thought I'd help everyone out with a holiday tutorial to create the perfect holiday family photo. All you need is a copy of Photoshop.
First you're going to need some really good pictures of Santa and preferably with your kids.
(See below for examples)
OK, some of them can be less than stellar, just make sure each person looks good in at least ONE of the pictures.
Then you're going to add a little Holiday Magic.
Add a dash of Hope and Joy.
Remove any doubt that Mom & Dad aren't watching from behind the camera.
Finally make their spirits "bright"
And then you have the perfect holiday family photo.
We hope your Holidays are filled with Joy and Happiness and none of that fear and crying because Santa looks scary and stuff.
First you're going to need some really good pictures of Santa and preferably with your kids.
(See below for examples)
OK, some of them can be less than stellar, just make sure each person looks good in at least ONE of the pictures.
Then you're going to add a little Holiday Magic.
Add a dash of Hope and Joy.
Remove any doubt that Mom & Dad aren't watching from behind the camera.
Finally make their spirits "bright"
And then you have the perfect holiday family photo.
We hope your Holidays are filled with Joy and Happiness and none of that fear and crying because Santa looks scary and stuff.
Thursday, November 03, 2011
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