The first thing I learned was not to include a nearly dead tree in the background.
Flipping the frame helped.
Although I do think that quite possibly the nearly dead tree gave this picture a rather fairy tale effect.
They worked okay.
And although Hertsje refused to wear a wig, she did love being adorned with jewels!
Can you guess who it was?
This may be the new "American Gothic".
Feintsje was more interested in playing the birthday girl's new guitar than playing photo booth, but I did manage to get a picture of him in his daddy's shades.
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Awesome camera you have there.
Great pics of the kids.
I'd say ...the biggest kid had the most fun! ;0)
(((hugs)))
Good pictires. Mayne you would like to know the red flowering plant in the picture with the mirrpr is calles an Vlijtig Liesje over here. Arduous Liesje, because it tries to flower on and on and on and Liesje is a girlsname, like Lis. You can break of a non-flowering branch and put it on a little water and it will make roots soon. This plant and the Coleus and the red flowering Pelargonium, the old fashioned one, were the plants every household could afford, because you could always beg a "stekje" a little branch to get rootingfrom friends, oh, and of course the Fuchsia. See, DIY for housewives to pretty their rooms and gardens. DM
My laptop is on my lap and it dances so much I keep getting typo's. mirrpr is mirror and Lis is Lisa. DM
Judy,
I am presenting you with the
*Creative Genius* of the year award.
Seriously, you have the best ideas and implement them so well.
Hats off to you, you certainly know how to raise a beautiful family and entertain like nobody's business!
Jen
I forgot to mention how hysterical those photos are! Jonge just cracks me up....and Kado as serious as a judge in that one....and the American Gothic, what a classic!
All your posts are fun, but this one is bound to stay in the top ten.
Jen
Great pictures, you guys sure have the best times!!
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