This was taken several weeks ago, when Paul was out of town, right after my sister’s family returned from Vancouver. I FOOLISHLY agreed to keep Rendini for a sleep over. Number 1: a woman whose husband is on another continent should never add to the number of children under her care, especially, Number 2: one who is still on Pacific Time.
This photo was taken after midnight as Ren and I snuggled in for a sleepover. The kid finally passed out around one.
But who could resist this sweet face?
“I’m happy I’m here.” She said while we were taking pictures.
“Oh, that’s a good one.” She said when we reviewed them.
I think so too.
good to see that you still have some of “them” up the sleeve to surprise us with.
She definitly has the photographic eyes/gene to spot a good shot.
I LOVE YOU AUNT ALI.
I LOVE THE PICTURE YOU TOOK.
YOU SHOULD START PICKING SOME FLOWERS FOR YOUR GARDEN.
YOU HAVE PRETTY COMFY BLANKETS.
I REALLY LIKE YOUR HOME.
IT’S VERY BIG.
I WISH I COULD LIVE WITH YOU.
I REALLY REALLY REALLY WISH I COULD LIVE WITH YOU!
I REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY WISH I COULD LIVE WITH YOU!
LOVE,
REN
What a stinky peanut.
She was cracking herself up looking at me flaring her eyes on the “really, really’s.”
Sunva,
Oh, I’ve got about a thousand, up my sleeve. Don’t you worry. Then there’s always the possibility of new work.
Rennie,
I LOVE YOU TOO!
IT’S TOO EARLY TO PICK FLOWERS, BUT IT WON’T BE LONG.
I REALLY LIKE YOUR HOUSE. I LIKE HOW SUNNY IT IS AND ALL THE BEAUTIFUL ARTWORK, ESPECIALLY YOURS!
I WANT YOU TO COME VISIT SOON!
Torey,
All those caps are wearing me out. Thanks for helping her type all the love. Wow.
She’s not moving back, but I would happily lend her any one of her cousins on a long lease.
I’ll tell her myself.