I took just a few photos while visiting the Magic Kingdom. Here are some more for your viewing. These ones are of the girls and the princesses and other characters around the park. And you will be so proud.. I even got pictures of Ella. Yay, Me!
Wow - cute photos and the biggest smiles I've ever seen on two adorable little girls!!!! What fun, and look at Ella's new teeth. I can't believe how much she is changing. Again, I'm jealous (get use to it right?!)
What beautiful pictures! Seriously, every one of them looks like a postcard. I know you're a photograher, and I love your style, what kind of camera do you use -if you don't mind sharing of course. It's always a little creepy, getting a comment from a stranger. So here's how I found your blog. Traci Underwood is my sister in law and I think one of you sisters is on her friends links. If not it might be a friend of a sister or something. Anyway, I promise I'm not a weirdo... well, maybe a little. I love your blog, it's very inspiring. -it actually inspired my 10 projects, 10 days. Though none as cute as yours.
Looks like fun. I cry whenever I go. . .just overwhelmed by the magic, I guess. My grandpa's name is on a window on Main St. because he was one of Disney's architects and surveyors for the park. He always could spin a great yarn about the traumas of building the Magic Kingdom.
glad yours was nicer than our foree last July to "the World." DON'T EVER GO TO ORLANDO IN JULY!!
mom to 3 kiddos. a wife to one great man. a graphic designer on the side and crafter to round it all off. I love a good run, a good project, a good Diet Coke, a good chocolate chip cookie, a good design, a good trip and a good laugh.
I saw Super 8 (movie) last weekend and thought it was pretty good. The reason I loved it, because it was similar to the movie classics I grew up with. You could tell it was influenced by Steven Spielberg. It had him written all over it. It reminded me the story-telling and movie directing of E.T., Jaws and Close Encounters of the Third Kind. I miss movies with a good plot and good story!
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I don't think any one of those girls could smile any bigger!
Wow - cute photos and the biggest smiles I've ever seen on two adorable little girls!!!! What fun, and look at Ella's new teeth. I can't believe how much she is changing. Again, I'm jealous (get use to it right?!)
What beautiful pictures! Seriously, every one of them looks like a postcard. I know you're a photograher, and I love your style, what kind of camera do you use -if you don't mind sharing of course. It's always a little creepy, getting a comment from a stranger. So here's how I found your blog. Traci Underwood is my sister in law and I think one of you sisters is on her friends links. If not it might be a friend of a sister or something. Anyway, I promise I'm not a weirdo... well, maybe a little. I love your blog, it's very inspiring. -it actually inspired my 10 projects, 10 days. Though none as cute as yours.
Looks like fun. I cry whenever I go. . .just overwhelmed by the magic, I guess. My grandpa's name is on a window on Main St. because he was one of Disney's architects and surveyors for the park. He always could spin a great yarn about the traumas of building the Magic Kingdom.
glad yours was nicer than our foree last July to "the World." DON'T EVER GO TO ORLANDO IN JULY!!
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