Family Pictures 2009
Wednesday, October 21st, 2009It’s that time of year again when we get our family pictures! Here’s last years if you want to see how the girls have changed, though Eden has the same haircut practically.
This year was interesting. When the girl asked if we preferred light or dark for our backdrop I was saying light, but I though Jon said dark because of the girl’s cream shirts, and I was like “Dark, I’m going to fade into the backdrop.” So the girl checked both light and dark and said we would do both. Well, she didn’t do both, and then when we caught on that she wasn’t going to do both I asked Jon about it once more and he said that he was trying to say the light would go better, and I wanted the light backdrop, but she did dark the whole time and we had to ask her to do a white backdrop for one last picture, when she said she would do both. Ugh.
Also the girls weren’t the most smiley things, and I know it was hard getting pictures, but most of the time she would only take one picture per pose, so some poses are cute, but not all the participants are.
I kinda like the dark, but I also like the one white picture.
Here are the ones I will let you choose from. Leave a comment listing what ones you like and you will receive a lovely 4×6รย after they are developed either the next time we see you or in your Christmas card. If you’re a parent you may request a larger size, say 5×7 or 8×10.
The names to list them by will appear under the photo. Some are close-ups of a picture, so you could have the farther image, or the close-up.
Family 01
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Family 01 B
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Family02
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Family 03
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Family 04
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Dad and girls
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Mom and girls
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Girls 01
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Girls 01 B
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Girls 02
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Girls 03
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Girls 04
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girls 05
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Eden 01
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Eden 02
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Eden 03
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Eden 04
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Eden 05
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Lilah 01
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Lilah 01 B
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Lilah 02
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Lilah 02 B
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Lilah 03
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Couple 01
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Couple 02
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This pose she called “prom”, but I think it’s more appropriately called “engagement” and I thought I’d share it’s cheesiness with you.
So there are our pictures. I can’t believe how beautiful our girls are.
When we went to Subway later that day, a gentleman who watched us come out of Subway asked if the girls were twins, they were still in the same shirt, and today a woman mentioned how similar they looked even though she knew they were different ages.
Also, you probably noticed the red mole on Lilah’s face. It appeared about a month ago and we’ll be seeing a doctor in November about it. I have them, but they slowly become bigger where this one was just there and has gotten a little bigger than what it was.