... and just incase you haven't seen enough of my children, here is Jake up in a beautiful oak tree.

This is what my boys do with green food colouring . . .just add water.

Easily the most unoriginal time of year. Flooded with pricey red roses, cheesy, clichéd cards with big cursive letters and a husband who pukes at the very thought of commercialised romance.
But. Somehow . . .the midgets, each with their very own handmade card. Created just for me. Managed to make my heart sing!
Cute and kitsch in equal measures, I give you an image of Liam.

cute pic of Liam :-)
(02.15.10 @ 11:59 AM)This week, at school, the theme has been colours. Each day we religiously transported coloured objects to and fro - matching the colour of the day.
It has, admitedly, been quite fun, especially for me. (I, selfishly, revolved this around my love of photography, and took it on as a personal photographic project. Challenging myself to photograph the daily colours).
Here is Jake collecting berries for our red day.

Wow! what a breathtaking moment ....
(02.16.10 @ 12:48 AM)Wow Andrea!! This is a wonderful photo...you can almost smell it :) Really beautiful
(02.16.10 @ 08:20 AM)Aw
(02.17.10 @ 04:42 PM)Beautiful!
(02.19.10 @ 12:12 AM)Monday already!
Somehow this weekend went by in a flash....but don't they all?
Why can't the work week fly by and the weekend last forever - instead of the other way around? Sounds far more logical to me.
If you would like to get a little taste of what we were up to yesterday, then here you are;

I, on the other hand, need to get off the blog and onto my Monday dose of admin.




Too cute, love the colour of the moss!
(03.15.10 @ 06:51 AM)I really love how you capture your kids, it's very inspiring and makes me want to shoot my kids all the time (hmmm, that sounded wierd). I've few good ones I took recently, will send them to you a little later.
Keep up the good work.
(03.17.10 @ 08:39 PM)