Friday Photo Dump

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I'm sorry. Who is this slim, elegant girl?
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Oh, wait. There's my 4 year old!
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This is perfect Camden.
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And I don't know what she thinks she's going to get with this fake pout, but I'm not buying it.
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Okay, actually I might fall for it cause she's too darn cute.
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All together now, "Awwwwww."
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Don't you wish you knew what project poor Brian got pulled into with this?
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And how much fun are these 2 having? They have spent HOURS in this little slide and pool over the summer.
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Camden says it looks like he's nibbling her shoulder.
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And I couldn't resist a picture of the pose.
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Aren't you glad to be all caught up? I feel better anyway.

Comments

Nastasja said…
SUPER!
6:17 AM
Leah said…
Super cute! :)
6:20 AM
One of Nettie's Girls said…
Love the pictures! Your children look so happy. It is a great way to start my morning, looking at those smiling faces.

Praying for you and them and hubby.
6:39 AM
Amy said…
Don't see how you could ever resist the pouty face! :) I am so behind on blogging I may have to borrow this idea of a photo dump!
7:09 AM
everythingismeowsome said…
Love the pictures--those kittens are soooo cute!!
Also can't wait to see what you have Brian doing--he's a champion!
7:46 AM
Anonymous said…
Loved the pictures. Thanks. Mom
9:04 AM
Jessie said…
Gorgeous kiddos ... you've got a great eye for photography too!
10:28 PM
Elizabeth Frick said…
Gasp! That dress on Rory! LOVE IT!!!
2:37 PM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
That first shot could be a book cover... LOVE.
9:12 AM
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