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Project Life 2014 Week 48, 49, & 50

Week 48: Thanksgiving- So thankful for my little family!


Week 49: Numbers- This advent Calendar is one of my favorite traditions. We count down to Christmas with a special poem and chocolate each night before bed. I'll probably still make the boys do it long after then think it's cool. :)


Week 50: Details- Working to get the details just right in their Lego creations. And I'm working to try to understand the details of photographing Christmas Lights.


Comments

Jenny said…
You have to tell me how you got the lights to be unfocused (and beautiful!) in the background. I've always wondered what I had to do to get that . . . especially when there is no subject int he foreground.
Sally said…
What can I say, Jenny so beautiful, so beautiful!!

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