Easter With My Guys

Another Easter photo? Yep....that's right! I couldn't bare myself to leave this one out of the spotlight. And to think it was almost nonexistent. Mason wasn't too interested in posing for the camera, but you wouldn't be able to tell from the sweet little smile on his face.

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Most moms have an obsession of photographing their families that they rarely are ever seen coming out from behind the camera. That's why Carin @ Forever in Blue Jeans created a new challenge for all blogging mamas. It's called 52 Weeks. Every week moms will be stepping away from their cameras and sharing the spotlights with their loved ones. Looking through my photos, I discovered that it's so true. I'm missing in action in most of the shots. And really it doesn't bother me one bit. Well......maybe just a little. I would have to say that when I look at pictures of me growing up, my favorites aren't the ones of me alone. They're the ones that capture me with my family, especially my parents. So, I'm excepting the challenge.

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Matchy Matchy

For this edition of 52 Weeks, there was no need for me to snap a picture at arms length. I was lucky enough to have the help of my sister, Annette. This past Sunday, we stopped in for a quick visit, when we realized that the three of us were dressed in matching clothing. This was one of those rare occasions in which I DID NOT get to choose what Mason wore. And I certainly DID NOT dress my grownup husband. So, I promise you it wasn't planned. Sometimes it just happens that way with the people around me. Of course, I couldn't miss out on this great photo opportunity. Good thing I take my camera with me everywhere I go.

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Most moms have an obsession of photographing their families that they rarely are ever seen coming out from behind the camera. That's why Carin @ Forever in Blue Jeans created a new challenge for all blogging mamas. It's called 52 Weeks. Every week moms will be stepping away from their cameras and sharing the spotlights with their loved ones. Looking through my photos, I discovered that it's so true. I'm missing in action in most of the shots. And really it doesn't bother me one bit. Well......maybe just a little. I would have to say that when I look at pictures of me growing up, my favorites aren't the ones of me alone. They're the ones that capture me with my family, especially my parents. So, I'm excepting the challenge.
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