Christmas Card Reality Check
The weekend was a total blur, full of an array of holiday activites and household chores, but this was by far my greatest accomplishment. Two weeks ago, I was trying to get an 11 month old and a 5 year old to smile at the same time and it turned out to be my greatest photography nightmare. So for the Christmas cards this year, I was left with no choice but to make it fun. Because there was no way I was going to get them all dressed up and try again (I don't have a digital camera, so I don't see these shots until they come back from the lab). But I feel great, because they are stamped and in the mail! I can't wait to hear my mother's comment. And now for your viewing pleasure, our family wishes you a very, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
8 Comments:
I think it's great! Much better than a boring posed shot. And: kudos on getting them out the door. You are a better woman than I.
1:34 PM
Love it! I'm far more fond of the silly, in-the-moment pictures anyway. They don't fade into the background like all the other cards we see.
1:57 PM
Love, love, LOVE! And - well done (I've sent NO Xmas cards yet.)
3:20 PM
Great job!
8:30 PM
I just sent my cards out today and my kids have read eye in them! It was a nightmare to take because they both kept looking in different directions.
11:40 PM
I think those pictures are the best, because that's how they really are...not posed.
I say this because I have a similar Christmas card...it makes me feel better too.
12:13 AM
Great card! You should send this to Mr. Big Dubya (of www.dadcentric.com fame)who is hosting a blogger's mantel.
5:14 PM
Verry nice blog you have here
3:04 PM
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