8 year old boys

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Let's just be candid here, okay? Photographing 8 year old boys is not easy.

Especially when they're hyped up on Code Red Mountain Dew.

I'm not sure any of us were particularly laughing at the moment, but I am certainly laughing now as I look through these. And, surprisingly enough, William and Xavier listed this as their favorite part of the weekend.

(I'm loving my new camera and this Christmas tree farm. Where do I find one in TN to use??)

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I know you may be confused as you look at these pictures, so let me clear something up: we did *not* ask them to cover each other's eyes. ;)
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Becky looks fairly serene considering what we'd just been through.
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Treatment plan and Oklahoma trip recap coming soon.


Comments

MyEbella aka Kim said…
Love the pictures! More info on what camera you got! Thinking/prayers coming your way!
8:17 PM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
I love these!!! They exude the personality of 8 year old boys perfectly!!! And the one with Becky?! GORGEOUS!!! (I am sure I do not look that serene. Ever.)
5:57 AM
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