8am - first look out the bedroom window
9am - left over kid's breakfast. Homemade jelly. yum.
10am - a game of peek-a-boo
11am - I was doing a family portrait session today. We were supposed to drive to a location down this road. No problem, we improvised.
12pm - just wrapping up the shoot. Saw lots of these, and many more downed trees.
1pm - 2 hockey bags, 1 Xtracycle, and off to skating practice we go. 1 less minivan......
2pm - was a good practice. 
3pm - late lunch. Homemade tomato soup, homemade garlic croutons. Incredible.
4pm - all 3 kids in the cart at the grocery store.
5pm - placed an order for a particular wine. Realized I've never tried Bourbon. I'll need a few more "samples" to make up my mind.
6pm - driving to some friends for dinner. Road side stop, contrast caught my eye.
7pm - after dinner, playing with the kids on the floor.
8pm - kids in bed, Heineken on tap, in the garage, surrounded by my bikes. Ah, the un-wind. 
9am - left over kid's breakfast. Homemade jelly. yum.
10am - a game of peek-a-boo
11am - I was doing a family portrait session today. We were supposed to drive to a location down this road. No problem, we improvised.
12pm - just wrapping up the shoot. Saw lots of these, and many more downed trees.
1pm - 2 hockey bags, 1 Xtracycle, and off to skating practice we go. 1 less minivan......
2pm - was a good practice. 
3pm - late lunch. Homemade tomato soup, homemade garlic croutons. Incredible.
4pm - all 3 kids in the cart at the grocery store.
5pm - placed an order for a particular wine. Realized I've never tried Bourbon. I'll need a few more "samples" to make up my mind.
6pm - driving to some friends for dinner. Road side stop, contrast caught my eye.
7pm - after dinner, playing with the kids on the floor.
8pm - kids in bed, Heineken on tap, in the garage, surrounded by my bikes. Ah, the un-wind. 
2 comments:
Very nice! I especially like 6pm. Kind of makes me miss fall in Alberta.
Pretty cool shots showing a good representation of your area, the flat landscape, country road, beaver chewed tree and the hay bale.
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