Georgian Fall
Winston
Roman And Harris
It seems like the weeks are just a blur as we soak in every last minute of sunshine and days of 80-degree weather. Every Wednesday Roman and I go to the park, the boys go on long walks with their papa on Sundays, and the rest of the week is filled with the boy's activities. I haven't had much time to ponder as I have had one doctor appointment after another. It looks like all is good with my husband, so if my laparoscopy comes back that I don't have endometriosis then I am off to a specialist to see if there is anything they can do to help us in making our family complete. On Sunday after church, I did a little mini photo shoot with the boys. I am not 100% happy with the photos, but I think I am coming along. I just wish I could remember everything I learned in class, but I get out with the boys and my brain gets a little fuzzy with all their moving around. I think the next time I go I need to think about what aperture I need, ISO, and set the settings so that I am ready to go when I get to the location. Hopefully, practice makes perfect. I wanted to do a photo of all three boys, but Roman got too close to the pond and fell in. Life is never boring here at our house. Oh, I made the yummiest rolls this weekend from the Pioneer Woman's blog. I served them with roast pork tenderloin, garlic mash potatoes, and homemade applesauce, and peas. I love fall cooking. Though I better find some time to get to the gym or I am not going to be able to fit in my pants anymore. To see more corner views go to Theresa who has taken over until Jane comes back, and to see more Tuesdays around the globe go to Communal Global.
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Best wishes for successful baby making. . . relax.
Thank you for linking up with us at Communal Global. =)
What a fab post. Welcome to communal global.
And, that meal sounds divine. I wasn't especially hungry,but now I am! :)
When I took Photo from Mrs. Richmond (at Bartlett), I remember her drilling this... into our heads:
"The bigger the number, the smaller the hole, the bigger the depth of field; the smaller the number, the bigger the hole, the smaller the depth of field." Of course she had us waving our hands around for it to all sink in.
Good-luck!
Keep us posted on your health. I'll be keeping you in my prayers.
So cool you're coming to Denver! There are some fantastic restaurants. Indy is always the way to go here. Here is a link to some good ones. You can search by neighborhood, cuisine or by checking out all the restaurants they have listed. Let me know if you have any questions... I'm so happy to help!
http://eatdenver.com/
Sometimes boys need to be photographed in all their squirmy glory ~ hee, hee. I'm sure he wasn't happy about falling into the pond though. I'm sure you can capture their energy on film (or ditigal if that's the case).
Thanks for stopping by for a visit with Pooh and me. Cheers~
fingers crossed.
he fell in the pond? ha ha! :)