Saturday, October 29, 2011

Subject: Huggyface

I am really adoring and savoring the babyhood of this last baby of mine. Not that I didn't with the other ones, but time flies when  you're sleep deprived having fun, and it's hard to keep hold of those memories. I love babies. Everything about them. I will miss this phase, as it is so very much my favorite. I have wanted to capture lots of things, from his little fingers and chubby knees, goofy faces and the way his little feet stick out behind him when he's crouched on his knees. He has a certain way his toes curl. A dimple in his cheek. I want to preserve those things, for the day when I need the pictures to help me remember.

"Look deeep intooo my eeeyes."
"Yes, baby, yes. Whatever you want, baby. Your wish is my command."

Trust me when I say those words bite me in the butt all. the. time.


Toe curl.



This feet push thing? Yeah, imagine that from the inside. Still does it to this day. Funny the things they do in utero that carry to the outside world.
Feet always pushing something. Legs like an ox.



Hello. My name is Huggyface and I look just like my daddy.



He's posing. With his goofy smile. Makes me laugh every time.


Ooooh, what's that over the edge? Long way down. Looks scary, mama.

Peep toe. ;)


A look of mischief? 

Oh, mom! Ugh! This grass! I don't like it!


Don't. let. feet. touch. grass.


Feet.


Friday, October 28, 2011

Subject: Boots

As I said in our most recent visit to The Dam, I took a whole lotta photos. George excluded cuz he was off tossing the ole pigskin with pops (hahaha, that sentence cracks me up), I tried to get lots of shots of each kid.

Enter Subject: Boots.

He was eager to have me shoot his every move, while at the same time telling me, "No, Mom. Not yet."

I wish I had a clue on how to use PSE so then I could just make a collage. But since I don't, you'll just have to "enjoy" all these shots the long way.





 Please notice the wearing of the big brother's sweatshirt adorableness.
And the look of absolute concentration. 
You need that when your shoes are on the wrong feet.