7.13.2009

Kitty lover

I am starting to get the feeling that Layla's mother is not the only one that loves cats. She wouldn't leave this kitten alone at Abe's birthday party this past weekend. By the end of the day I was wondering if it was still alive or if it had been strangulated. BTW, photo by Angie.

Layla

7.11.2009

A Fairy Tale Fourth

Here are a few of the entrants from our first ever themed parade at our Fourth of July Kids Carnival. The Frog Prince was awarded best of show by our judges Adam, Stacey, Henry, Abe and Sammy Ranck.

FourthParty_Tully
The Frog Prince


FourthParty_Rumbachs
Peter Pan


FourthParty_Stothards
The Stothard Family


FourthParty_Morgans
Hanzel and Gretel


FourthParty_Woods
Little Red Riding Wood

6.19.2009

Layla

During a recent princess dress up session I made these portraits of Layla.

Layla2


Layla1

Mother's Day portait

Here is a portrait of Ella shot by John Tully. I asked John to photograph me and the girls for a mother's day portrait for Angie. He made some pictures with his digital camera and also used up a roll of B&W film in a medium format camera that I had bought from an estate sale. Between all the hamming it up and cheesing for the camera John made this one frame that felt the most natural of all of them.

EllaPortrait

5.30.2009

Dancing Princess

Ella had her first dance recital on Friday, the Nutcracker. She shined under the stage lights, it was nice to see how proud she was of herself. She loves to dance but I think getting flowers from all the family that showed up was her favorite.


EllaRecital01


EllaRecital02


EllaRecital04


EllaRecital03

5.28.2009

shining the frames

Sorry for the nearly three month hiatus. I realized that when I am not posting on Wood Frames I am also not making pictures of anything or anyone in my life. I dusted off the camera and shined up wood frames a little bit. Here is to no gaping holes in publication in the near future...

hi⋅a⋅tus

/haɪˈeɪtəs/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [hahy-ey-tuhs] Show IPA
–noun, plural -tus⋅es, -tus.

1. a break or interruption in the continuity of a work, series, action, etc.
2. a missing part; gap or lacuna: Scholars attempted to account for the hiatus in the medieval manuscript.
3. any gap or opening.

Stick in the mud

The girls decided to play in the mud near the construction site for our pole barn. It started out all fun and games until Ella got her shoe stuck in the mud. She pulled her foot out when trying to get it unstuck. You thought she lost her best friend. Layla started crying just because Ella was crying and pretty soon playing in the mud wasn't so fun.



Mud1



Mud2



Mud3



Mud4

2.18.2009

Trash can diaries: A bugs life

I am not sure what the deal is with this drama surrounding our trash can but it makes for interesting video.

video

12.30.2008

Almost busted.

Here is a video from Christmas morning. Angie almost got busted by Ella. We are going to have to be more careful and get serious about this santa thing.

video