A portrait of my son, once a week, every week, in 2016.
Little Man : There is a look of equal exhaustion, amazement and confusion in your face that pretty much sums up our big night downtown Old Quebec on Labor Day week-end. We had been promising your sister that as soon as the days would shorten, we would spend an evening in town, long enough to see all the lights come on. It is always such a treat for her and this year, it was a treat for you too. But it wasn’t the lights that had you so transfixed, squeezing the playground mulch in your hand, laying there still as a rock…
A portrait of my daughter, once a week, every week, in 2016.
(continued )… it was your sister, floating in mid-air above you, watching the sunset. Very few times am I able to truly see what you see. But this time, it was so clear. What a wonderful shared moment we all had. And what a glorious evening! ❤
Little Miss : How fearless you have become! Over the course of the summer, you’ve mastered so much of your body, its strength and potential. I feel like you have blossomed into such a confidant and self-aware person over the last few months. You have some true grit my amazing girl! I’m so proud. ❤
Joining Jodi for the 52 Project
The first picture caught me off guard. I love that you were able to catch a glimps into his world. Shine
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I know… he looks a bit scary, unresponsive… But I thought it was such a REAL photo of what he looks like sometimes. I’ve never gotten him in that place before on camera… I couldn’t help myself. 🙂 It was a very odd but beautiful moment if that makes any sense?
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