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Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Favorite Photo-Meme

I got tagged by the lovely Tara from Sticky Fingers to post my favorite photo. It doesn't matter which photo I choose. It just has to be my favorite (and on my hard drive). Let me tell you, it is pure torture to sort through pictures and only pic one as a favorite. I did it though!!


This my dears, is my favorite photo. We were out for a walk with my parents while they were visiting in the "animal park" this past spring. They had been chasing bunnies around the close. We decided to walk along the trails (thank goodness for Wellies) and I captured this shot. It just makes me happy. My girls, Wellie boots, and walking in the English countryside. Perfect, just perfect.

I am passing this Meme along to:

Jay- because she is an outstanding photographer.
Chad- cause who doesn't like pictures of Connor and Liam?
Jess- cause I know the photo will be entertaining.
Amy- another fantastic photographer and fellow American in the UK

Get to scouring your files kids, I expect to see results soon!
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Tara · 795 weeks ago

Couldn't agree more - English countryside + children = bliss.
Thanks for playing along Kat, lovely lovely photo x
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Michelloui · 795 weeks ago

Yup, I understand the bliss, there are some photos that capture the essence of the day. You describe it well, I can relate!
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Pippad 123p · 795 weeks ago

I have a similar photo of me as a small child (well I wasn't like below average size, but I was smaller than I am now if you see what I mean) but yours is so much better!

Long live Wellies!
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WeaselMomma · 795 weeks ago

That is a sweet picyure and memory. Did they have luck with the bunnies?
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Michele · 795 weeks ago

I really enjoy your England photo. It is great to see it from your perspective.

Maybe Chad will have a photo of the boys with a card board sign. Always entertaining.
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moonspun · 795 weeks ago

That's a wonderful photo! I can see why it's your favorite....
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Jess · 795 weeks ago

Oh it is ON!!!
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Joanie M · 795 weeks ago

I love that photo!

All the kids at Dani's college wear them. Dani has real cute funky ones!
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Aunt Juicebox · 795 weeks ago

That would look lovely framed.
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SueAnn · 795 weeks ago

Fab photo!!!! I can feel the dampness seeping into my shoes...I need some Wellies too! LOL!
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georgie · 795 weeks ago

what a lovely photo and memory!
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Badass Geek · 795 weeks ago

That is a great pic!
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Sprite's Keeper · 795 weeks ago

Beautiful picture!
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Amy the Bitchin WIfe · 795 weeks ago

I love all photos of "paths" here. Not sure how they're different from the ones in the US (maybe it is just that we walk so much more here?) but they always strike me. I love yours!

And thanks for the shout out! I will dig one up for tomorrow. Though I am fond of the ones of moss & snow that I posted last night.

And.... on a techie note: How are you liking your new comment system? I'm ready to change mine and will either do this one or go back to commentluv. Thanks for your thoughts!
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Dad Who Writes · 795 weeks ago

We've got a few pictures like that of similar days out. It's the idyllic view of what we want a childhood in England to look like - and somehow, it's still there and available for them if we put in a little work.

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