A portrait of my daughter, once a week, every week, in 2015.
Little Miss : It’s been such a long holiday for you… Having to share your mommy and daddy time with your little brother, missing your friends from preschool, watching family and friends from far away come and go while you stayed put. You have an amazing year ahead of you, so many changes : starting kindergarten, having mama at home everyday, your first garden to tend. I look forward to sharing all of these moments with you. I am so lucky to be your mom.
A portrait of my son, once a week, every week, in 2015.
Little Man : Your eyes have always drawn me in. So eager and full of questions and feelings… but no words yet. So busy discovering, exploring, finding out how things work. No time for words, they can come later. This year will be a big one for you, growing from a baby to a smart, agile, independent little man of a toddler. How lucky I feel to be with you every step of the way.
Joining Jodi for the 52 Project
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I love that you are joining in this year!! Your first portraits are beautiful!! Excited to watch your kiddos grow through this project!
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Thank you… she will be such a challenge… she’s at the awkward age of forced smiles and wanting to pose all the time. But it will force me to take the time and write them little notes. To be mindful of those moments and record them. It will be a great adventure for sure!
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Yay, so happy you are playing along this year. You are going to love this project. Great photos of your little people. xo
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Thank you Kim! Looking forward to the challenge for sure. Have a great night xox
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Well, I’ll miss your “this moments” but will enjoy seeing your portraits in the 52 project. Either way, great moments 🙂
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Thank you… I look forward to checking your moments throughout the year and sharing my little kiddos’ adventures.
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I felt a little sad that I wasn’t going to be able to share your ‘This Moments’ any more, but this is a great project instead!
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Thank you Sophie… I think it is the “letter to my children’ part that really pushed me. I wanted something that was more a journal, less random for me. Some put them together as a book at the end of the year, I thought that was such a lovely idea! 🙂 I’ll still be checking out all your moments. Thank you for taking the time and sneaking peeks of my babies growing up ❤
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ah, sweethearts. i’m not blogging mine but i was inspired by everyone doing this to take one photo of Miss6 every sunday. enjoy the journey.
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I find myself taking many pictures, but these feel so intentional… the idea of printing them out is a great motivator as well. I hope you enjoy the experience. Thank you for stopping by!
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You’ll never regret this project! The images and words you capture will thrill you as your kids grow–and they will cherish them, too, once they’re old enough to understand!
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Thank you… I have this beautiful thought in my head of sitting down next New Year Day and reading the “story” of their year to them. I’m very excited to start this project. Thank you for taking the time and stopping by.
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So precious! Brings a tear to my eye. A mothers love runs so deep. You have beautiful children!
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Thank you dear Suzy… they are my constant source of inspiration… ❤
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Yes, I agree…with all of the above. 😉 I look forward to this slightly different sort of “moment” that snaps a moment of of your very beautiful children. Way to go, Mama!
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Thank you for taking the time to check my little snippits out. They grow so fast!
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Awe, your babies are so precious! Beautiful portraits, and your words made me tear up just a bit. Well said mamma.
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Thank you… I’ll try not to get too mushy every week. LOL! 🙂
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Beautiful children! Every single word of this post bursts with love for them. They are lucky to have such a loving mom! 🙂
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*blushes* Thank you so much dear fiend…
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Lovely photos to start off your project, both have such gorgeous eyes. And maybe you see more similarities than me. but it struck me for the first time with these 2 photos, one after the other, how different and individual your two are.
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Thank you Sally… and yes, they are absolutely different. My daughter is a mini-me, with her daddy’s hazel eyes. My son is a mini-daddy, with mama’s pale blue eyes. Isn’t that strange? They are different in every way, a wonderful full package!
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Lovely pictures!
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Thank you xo
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