Showing posts with label A 1000 Words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A 1000 Words. Show all posts

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Seasons

To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiastes 3:1 


Seasons ending:






Season's beginning: 





 Today was a time to laugh
 a time to rejoice
 a time to dance
 a time to heal
 a time to embrace
 a time to love.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

1000 Words: Autumn, Day 1

As I told you, I love, love, love autumn. I can't believe how quickly this season is passing us by. Last weekend was very windy and rainy and a lot of leaves fell. I was able to get out and take some photos before the storm. The rest of this month join me in slowing down and enjoying the view.

Friday, October 15, 2010

Sweet Freebie from Picaboo

Back in September I ordered a free photo book from Picaboo of our trip to DC and Boston.... it was absolutely stunning! They are once again offering FREE 8.5 x11 hardcover photo books ($39.95 value)  for all new customers.  It doesn't include shipping ($8), but it is so worth it. Have fun and let me know if you use this deal!  I'm thinking the hubby and the kids will definitely be making some of these for Christmas presents.

Thanks to Hip2Save.com for posting this!

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Four Generations

I just thought I'd share some photos of my grandfather's recent visit. I was/am so blessed to have my Great-Grandfather, two Grandfathers, and Grandmother live well in to my adult life. In fact Kahli clearly remembers her Great-Great Grandfather who passed away when she was 10 or 11. My children have always had incredibly close relationships with their grandparents. I am so thankful for that and the gift that it is. As a kid I loved travelling to New Hampshire and visiting my Great-Grandfather, I remember he would always bring me to Market Basket and let me pick out treats. I remember orange juice and Thomas english muffins, and always homemade spaghetti sauce. My family down there seemed so different.. .it was so neat to be "spoiled".

My grandparents on my dad's side always lived next door and I remember the daily trek to visit my grandmother every morning. This routine continued for each of my children until we moved away. What an incredible treasure!



So, back to our recent visit, Young Gramp and his wife DJ moved to Florida a few years back and it has been wonderful getting to visit with them a couple times of year. One of my favorite photos is one I have from when Kahli was a baby of five generations: my great grandfather, grandfather, mom, me, and Kahl. When Gramp visited we did another photo, this time four generations, as "Old Gramp" is no longer with us. I love these photos, and the smiles in them. We had a wonderful time visiting at my mom's house, and then at mine. I hope you enjoy this glimpse.

Sisters
Oscar



Mom and Oscie
Gramp

Mother and Daughter
Oscar and Maizie--- they almost look like they're chatting.