Bree getting ready to swing Bree-style.
Don't ask. (This is definitely shows Bree's personality) ;)
These are the adventures of grandma's backyard. I had to study for my pathophysiology final, so we asked Grandma Amy if the kids could play in the backyard while I studied. Here are some of the pictures we took. (The order of the pictures and text is off. Sorry. I couldn't get this program to move things around like I wanted.)
Bree took this photo, too. Pretty good for a two year old.
Bree tickling Carson's face.
Our lovable BreeAnna.
Our sweet little boy, Carson Rex.
BreeAnna tickling Carson's face.
BreeAnna requested I take a picture of her on Grandma's hill.
Our pretty little girl smelling pretty little flowers.
We have a natural photographer in the family. BreeAnna took a picture of this all by herself (no help from mommy, except for turning the camera on). I told her to take a picture of one of the purple flowers. It took her a good 30 seconds for her to position the camera just right. She'd move it around until she had a purple flower in view. She took just one picture. I think she did beautifully.
Bree getting ready to swing Bree-style.
Don't ask. (This is definitely shows Bree's personality) ;)
These are the adventures of grandma's backyard. I had to study for my pathophysiology final, so we asked Grandma Amy if the kids could play in the backyard while I studied. Here are some of the pictures we took. (The order of the pictures and text is off. Sorry. I couldn't get this program to move things around like I wanted.)
Bree took this photo, too. Pretty good for a two year old.
Bree tickling Carson's face.
Our lovable BreeAnna.
Our sweet little boy, Carson Rex.
BreeAnna tickling Carson's face.
BreeAnna requested I take a picture of her on Grandma's hill.
Our pretty little girl smelling pretty little flowers.
We have a natural photographer in the family. BreeAnna took a picture of this all by herself (no help from mommy, except for turning the camera on). I told her to take a picture of one of the purple flowers. It took her a good 30 seconds for her to position the camera just right. She'd move it around until she had a purple flower in view. She took just one picture. I think she did beautifully.
