Snow pictures

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Yesterday we decided that we must escape the house in order to alleviate some of the cabin fever in the Lewis household. The Lewis kiddos were in desperate need of a change of scenery and the Lewis parents were in desperate need of some whine-free, toy-free, question-free time. We dropped the kids off at Gram and Gramp's house for a couple of hours while Brian and I went to Walmart and Sam's. Not usually somewhere I'd choose for a date, but we were in crazy need of groceries and anything outside of house felt like a date.

By the way, we're currently experiencing Snow Day #4. And I am currently experiencing possibly the most impatience with my children since becoming a mother. Okay, pulling it together here.

Before the impatience set in earlier this week, I took advantage of the snow and a super cute hat made by Aunt Jessica to take some pictures. I figure it's entirely possible we'll never see snow again once we move to Texas so I should take advantage of snow and cute photo accessories while I can.

I should warn you there are alot of pictures. I can't help it. I want to plaster my walls with her face. Instead, I'll plaster the blog with her face.

My personal favorite.
rory snow 1

I actually entered this one in the iheartfaces Smile challenge. Seriously. I can't help myself.
rory snow 2

rory snow 3

rory snow 5

Another favorite
rory snow 6

Brian was behind her and asked for a kiss. And, yes, it's just possible those lips are not quite au naturale. What can I say. She asked for "wip gwoss."
rory snow 7

And feeling slightly guilty there is only one of Camden.
camden snow 2
All of the settings for these pics are the same: f2.2, ISO 250, and 1/640 SS.
 
Happy Thursday!

Comments

Amanda said…
ADORABLE!!! I love them alll but especially the one with the lip gloss.
11:09 AM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
The puckered lips is adorable! Love it. And, Camden found his hat!
11:15 AM
Brenda Lewis said…
I'm sorry and I maybe a "little" prejudice but she is just so cute. She is so photogenic and you are so good with the camera. Looks like someone could make some income here(?}!!
3:55 PM
Elizabeth Frick said…
My GOODNESS your kids are photogenic!!! No wonder you won the i heart faces :)
8:08 PM
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