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About Me
- Christian @ Modobject at Home
- Living, loving, and capturing a beautiful life... with faith. I'm the happy wife of a professor and the mother of three.
Be Inspired
- a party skirt
- yes, this for legos!
- spice it up spice blend
- how to line a skirt
- love, love this photo backdrop
- altering bootcut jeans to skinnies
- take sunset
- 40 minute buns {reduce the sugar}
- 11 free photo editing sites
- rejuvenation... pretty house things
- let's go on a date {love this idea}
- a biscuit recipe to try
- homemade tortillas {thanks Margo!}
- dutch apple streusel bread
- this french bread was a hit
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8 comments:
beautiful capture
wonderful! i love lights strung up. kelly
how perfectly you got it on film! Makes me want to go to a fair and eat a greasy sandwich and go on a ride. . .
Anxiously awaiting costume photos of your little ones!
Farmgirl -- Oh dear, I fear you'll be disappointed... neither of the boys enjoy costumes or dressing up. Sad, I know... I really don't get it. They were happy to go to the all saints fair in their sweatshirts. Baby sister wore a hand knitted sweater and looked like a bowl of sweet berry sorbet.
Cool photo! It looks like it was a fun celebration and perfect for little ones.
Christian: No worries, I've always been a rather uninspired costume wearer myself. The valedictorian of my HS class, who is now a big-cheese research scientist at NASA, always wore the same plastic mask each year, and only because he was expected to wear something. So perhaps this means your boys are satisfied to be themselves and prefer real adventure to make believe! =)
Look at all those bare legs and arms!
As a child, I always dreamed of an "All Saints Day" in which my costume wasn't completely obscured by mountainous overcoats, hoods and scarves.
Hope it was a lovely evening...sure looks like it was!
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