Here's some pics taken 2 weeks ago at my little sister's wedding. She chose for everybody to wear black & teal, except for herself and the flower girls - my daughters were the flower girls, obviously the little one didn't throw any flowers.

Daddy & his 2 girls:

Mommy with the girls:

Wow your youngest looks like a baby doll. She is so tiny!

Wonderful family. You are a lucky man.

 

Wow your youngest looks like a baby doll. She is so tiny!

Wonderful family. You are a lucky man.

yes I am. Thanks.

 

Nice family, Strantor. And it's good to see you have lost the evil-chopstick-eyes.

 

On the topic of showing pictures one by one, I would like to share a funny experience I had today:

I'm not religious but my wife is, so I take her to church. We used to go regularly until the baby was born. Today was the first time we have been back, and we sat in the glass cage in the back labeled "the cry room." That where people with infants & unruly toddlers/youngsters sit to avoid disturbing the congregation proper. So I'm not really listening to the priest, just looking around and I focus in on this little girl sitting in front of me; she took a digital camera out of her mother's purse and started browsing through the pictures. I was watching what she was watching on the viewfinder. Looked like some kind of party or get together. People were cooking burgers on the grill. As the pictures progressed, I started to see people with beer. People started getting closer and more jovial. Plenty of hugs going on with participant clutching beer bottles. Then people were singing with a microphone, and getting closer still - group hugs now, sloppy, spilling beer. From there it started to get more into the party spirit, people pouring beer on other's heads, progressed into a wet T-shirt contest as girls were doused with beer and then water. At this point the kid must have gone through at least 100 pics. Then the drunken debauchery gave way to 10 or 15 pictures in a row of someone's stark white naked butt from different angles (I think it was the mom's, she was very pale skinned). As I was gazing at this pallid posterior, the mom standing next to the sitting girl finally looked down and saw the camera, and the picture displayed on the camera, and snatched it away at about twice the speed of light and stuffed it back in her purse. She was so ashamed, she not dared glance over her shoulder and see who was watching that little pornographic display. I chuckled deeply inside for a long time.

 

On the topic of showing pictures one by one, I would like to share a funny experience I had today:

I'm not religious but my wife is, so I take her to church. We used to go regularly until the baby was born. Today was the first time we have been back, and we sat in the glass cage in the back labeled "the cry room." That where people with infants & unruly toddlers/youngsters sit to avoid disturbing the congregation proper. So I'm not really listening to the priest, just looking around and I focus in on this little girl sitting in front of me; she took a digital camera out of her mother's purse and started browsing through the pictures. I was watching what she was watching on the viewfinder. Looked like some kind of party or get together. People were cooking burgers on the grill. As the pictures progressed, I started to see people with beer. People started getting closer and more jovial. Plenty of hugs going on with participant clutching beer bottles. Then people were singing with a microphone, and getting closer still - group hugs now, sloppy, spilling beer. From there it started to get more into the party spirit, people pouring beer on other's heads, progressed into a wet T-shirt contest as girls were doused with beer and then water. At this point the kid must have gone through at least 100 pics. Then the drunken debauchery gave way to 10 or 15 pictures in a row of someone's stark white naked butt from different angles (I think it was the mom's, she was very pale skinned). As I was gazing at this pallid posterior, the mom standing next to the sitting girl finally looked down and saw the camera, and the picture displayed on the camera, and snatched it away at about twice the speed of light and stuffed it back in her purse. She was so ashamed, she not dared glance over her shoulder and see who was watching that little pornographic display. I chuckled deeply inside for a long time.

Words fail me......

 

On the topic of showing pictures one by one, I would like to share a funny experience I had today:

I'm not religious but my wife is, so I take her to church. We used to go regularly until the baby was born. Today was the first time we have been back, and we sat in the glass cage in the back labeled "the cry room." That where people with infants & unruly toddlers/youngsters sit to avoid disturbing the congregation proper. So I'm not really listening to the priest, just looking around and I focus in on this little girl sitting in front of me; she took a digital camera out of her mother's purse and started browsing through the pictures. I was watching what she was watching on the viewfinder. Looked like some kind of party or get together. People were cooking burgers on the grill. As the pictures progressed, I started to see people with beer. People started getting closer and more jovial. Plenty of hugs going on with participant clutching beer bottles. Then people were singing with a microphone, and getting closer still - group hugs now, sloppy, spilling beer. From there it started to get more into the party spirit, people pouring beer on other's heads, progressed into a wet T-shirt contest as girls were doused with beer and then water. At this point the kid must have gone through at least 100 pics. Then the drunken debauchery gave way to 10 or 15 pictures in a row of someone's stark white naked butt from different angles (I think it was the mom's, she was very pale skinned). As I was gazing at this pallid posterior, the mom standing next to the sitting girl finally looked down and saw the camera, and the picture displayed on the camera, and snatched it away at about twice the speed of light and stuffed it back in her purse. She was so ashamed, she not dared glance over her shoulder and see who was watching that little pornographic display. I chuckled deeply inside for a long time.

Good thing she was in church. Sounds like she had some penance to pay.

 

Wonder what you would have seen next if mom hadn't looked down?

 

On the topic of showing pictures one by one, I would like to share a funny experience I had today:

Nice story, Strantor.

 

Strantor...!

Ur younger is so Cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute !...Can I get one. Please.

 

Strantor...!

Ur younger is so Cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute !...Can I get one. Please.

Thanks. That's my mini-me. The only way to get a mini-me is to make one. You've already got one but you could always make another. BTW your mini-me is a handsome little dude too.

 

And how do we go about making this mini me?

 

And how do we go about making this mini me?

Ask your parents LOL

 

Honcho! I'm feeling very jolly today. Well done chaps.

 

Spring time.

Cleaning the garden and cutting the hedge. Drove away four loads. Felt good.

 

spring time, i can see my car...

 

Did your house thaw too?

Seriously, does that car run?

 

Think he just started the heater, that's why the snow smelts away. It's an awesome heater!

 

give it another month or two, and an oil change, should be fine...

 

better than my neighbour, last year

 

Reminds me of the safety features in the movie Demolition Man.