3.4.13
Last morning in the hotel. She had snuggled up by Daddy after playing contortionist for the past few nights. This happens to be the only picture I took all day, but I wouldn't change a thing. Sometimes this is just going to be about capturing the fleeting moments before they're lost.
3.3.13
Looking out over some of the modern aircraft from the balcony behind the Missile Silo.
3.2.13
There it is! The entrance to the enormous National Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio. The size of the airplanes housed inside the hangars is overwhelming. Covering everything from early flight to modern military aircraft, including a 140 ft. tall "silo" that houses full size missiles used to maintain peace during the Cold War, it's impossible to see everything in one day. Evelyn thought she'd seen it all in the first half hour. Joshua could have spent at least a week exploring it and rereading every bit of information available.
3.1.13
Colby has never really enjoyed swimming or being in the water. But every single night at the hotel he was in the water with his kids! They had a blast and enjoyed every minute of it. And truth be told, I think we made far more progress in swimming skills during that time than in a year of lessons at the pool.
2.28.13
"Out came the children running, all the little boys and girls, with rosy cheeks and flaxen curls..." ~Robert Browning.
2.27.13
Last morning in the hotel. She had snuggled up by Daddy after playing contortionist for the past few nights. This happens to be the only picture I took all day, but I wouldn't change a thing. Sometimes this is just going to be about capturing the fleeting moments before they're lost.
3.3.13
Looking out over some of the modern aircraft from the balcony behind the Missile Silo.
3.2.13
There it is! The entrance to the enormous National Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio. The size of the airplanes housed inside the hangars is overwhelming. Covering everything from early flight to modern military aircraft, including a 140 ft. tall "silo" that houses full size missiles used to maintain peace during the Cold War, it's impossible to see everything in one day. Evelyn thought she'd seen it all in the first half hour. Joshua could have spent at least a week exploring it and rereading every bit of information available.
3.1.13
Colby has never really enjoyed swimming or being in the water. But every single night at the hotel he was in the water with his kids! They had a blast and enjoyed every minute of it. And truth be told, I think we made far more progress in swimming skills during that time than in a year of lessons at the pool.
2.28.13
"Out came the children running, all the little boys and girls, with rosy cheeks and flaxen curls..." ~Robert Browning.
2.27.13
I really have no explanation for this. I went outside to grab some pictures of Joshua and Emmy playing Cowboys and came in to find this little monster sitting on the table using the lampshade as a hat. What'cha going to do but...take more pictures, of course!
**Favorite Things: I tried to convert these to black and white and stuff them into the "right" 365 format that I've done for the last 2 months. But these just wouldn't go, they refused to cooperate, and eventually won the argument. So here they are, in full color, my little time capsule for February 26, 2013.
2.26.13
Favorite Things | Evelyn ~ {almost 30 mo.}
2.26.13
Favorite Things | Elayna ~ {5 years 9 mo.}
2.26.13
Favorite Things | Emmy ~ {age 7}
2.26.13
Favorite Things | Evelyn ~ {almost 30 mo.}
2.26.13
Favorite Things | Elayna ~ {5 years 9 mo.}
2.26.13
Favorite Things | Emmy ~ {age 7}
2.26.13
Favorite Things | Joshua ~ { age 9}
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