Is like
herding cats (to borrow a phrase I learned from my father-in-law).
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Classic, right? |
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Danny trying to run away; Nate holding Danny back; Joel about to flick Nate; Seth just being himself. | | |
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I did end up getting one or two barely acceptable shots out of the dozen or so that I took. There was a time in my life when this might have made me frustrated, but now I just realize that this is an accurate representation of my boys and our lives. I pretty much love these pictures. Having said that, I don't have any immediate plans to get them framed.
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Hahaha! Oh, we have been there! You might enjoy a similar post from my blog archives: http://bartlebulletin.blogspot.com/2009/08/portrait-of-family.html
Handsome, beautiful, wonderful boys! Love them to pieces!
I love them all. :)
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