Colby

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He has the most expressive face.

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He isn't even 2 years old yet!


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Adorable!

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What do you think? Kinda cute? Which is your favorite?

Two kids, too cute!

Yesterday my sister Cheryl and I took pictures of our great-niece Tielyr and great-nephew Colby.

The kids were amazing, they were so happy and did whatever we asked of them!

They were posing themselves and each other.

Today I will highlight only the shots they took together.

You won't believe the individual shots we got!

Can you imagine the conversation they are having?

How cute is that?!

Dawn's Family Take II

My sister Cheryl and I took new family pictures for my niece Dawn.

Then we designed a holiday greeting card.

Brandon

Ross


Heath

Heath and Hooligan 2 with his missing teeth.

Three boys relaxing on a soft bed of leaves.

Harlan simulates gently falling leaves.

"Thanks alot, Dad."

"Hello Kitty."

"Hello Berries."

This is Evan, he's my great nephew. Have you ever in your life seen eyes as sweet as these?

Wait, so you are telling me I wasn't supposed to put marker on my face and on the wall?

My big brother Payton made me do it. Yeah, that's my story. Look deeply into my eyes, could these eyes lie?

Mom, help!!!

Dawn and her family.

My niece Dawn and her family took snapshots recently. I don't know what type of lighting they were under, but it was a horrible, nasty, unfriendly light!
She asked if I could make some changes in Photo Shop. And because she told me that I am her favorite aunt of all time, I said, "Of course, I will ease your troubles in any way I can, my dear niece."

These are the before shots.

The light bulbs they were under need to be taken outside and used for target practice!

This is after Photo Shop. I love Photo Shop.

Because her husband made a not so nice comment,

I added this one for Dawn.

Hooligan 2 lost both his front teeth this week. (Pictures to follow in another post.) Unless the tooth/teeth are missing from a darling six year old, I think a missing tooth automatically drops the IQ by about 30 points. Not true, I know, but that is how my mind processes a missing tooth. For instance, would you trust the advice of a Dr. that was missing a tooth?