Chasity and Ambrose during the child dedication service at our church on Mother's Day
Clara during the Princess Banquet at the church. Why I like it - she never knew I took the photo. Completely natural and unposed photo.
Chasity and Ambrose during the child dedication service at our church on Mother's Day
Clara during the Princess Banquet at the church. Why I like it - she never knew I took the photo. Completely natural and unposed photo.
I love the scenery. Everything was so green and beautiful. The weather was perfect for a day out hiking. There had also been just enough rain to make the trail interesting. (muddy, slippery, wet)
Aaron found plenty of things to climb, and even a few to make his mom go, "Alright, get down, be careful, I don't want to have to fish you out of a ravine...."
Then there was this one who spent half of the time being toted around by her dad. Some of it was justified. Like the time Dusty grabbed her in one arm and used to other to climb down 2 steep wooden ladders into a ravine. (Sorry Mom, we really did keep close tabs on her. She was safe at all time...really!) But most of the time she was just using him for a free ride.
By halfway through she had slipped in some water and was soaked up one side which in turned got Dusty all wet and muddy because he was carrying her along.
Of course we chose the most rugged trails. That's not just an interesting rock formation that Aaron is standing in front of...that's the trail and we were about to go up it! But we persevered and had a great time doing it - Dusty while toting a 4-year old and me with a Canon Rebel and 85mm lens strapped to my back. Slipping and sliding over rocks and streams. It's enough to make a certain Mr. PEC shake his head and say, "What were you thinking!" But hey, that's how I roll....living on the edge! :)
Happy Mother's Day!
Things started out quiet enough. Then it turned into this. Rachel pushing Makenna down the sidewalk then giving her a shove to send her careening down the street. Well maybe not quite that dramatic, but they enjoyed it.
Let me just say however, spending 5 hours in a small truck with a small child and a portable DVD player that had a dead battery is not a good combo.