Regardless of the weather, a child remains warm hearted
And the sight warms our hearts as well!
Wonderful capture Hannah, her little red jacket is the perfect accent to the beautiful scene
Thanks, Tina. I took that photo with my oldish phone – the trip was only one month after my husband had died, and my camera wasn’t even registering in my consciousness. Sadly, that means that the pixilation isn’t good enough to print it for a photo on my dresser.
But you’ve captured that moment in time Hannah. Good for you
And I’m so glad I did. She was a little over 3 years old in that shot, and now she’s a little over 4. She is growing so fast!!!
Looks like a fun day out – lovely colour accent to the cold day!
It was marvelous. The grandkids hadn’t experienced deep snow before, let alone a frozen stream.
Oh my, what an outing! Some wonderful faces I guess.
Yes 🙂 We were visiting my husbands family in Colorado. His sister and brother-in-law live at 9,000 ft, so it was quite cold as well!
Ha ha. Walking on water!
Ha. Hadn’t thought of it that way – it was the first time the grandkids had experienced that!
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Regardless of the weather, a child remains warm hearted
And the sight warms our hearts as well!
Wonderful capture Hannah, her little red jacket is the perfect accent to the beautiful scene
Thanks, Tina. I took that photo with my oldish phone – the trip was only one month after my husband had died, and my camera wasn’t even registering in my consciousness. Sadly, that means that the pixilation isn’t good enough to print it for a photo on my dresser.
But you’ve captured that moment in time Hannah. Good for you
And I’m so glad I did. She was a little over 3 years old in that shot, and now she’s a little over 4. She is growing so fast!!!
Looks like a fun day out – lovely colour accent to the cold day!
It was marvelous. The grandkids hadn’t experienced deep snow before, let alone a frozen stream.
Oh my, what an outing! Some wonderful faces I guess.
Yes 🙂 We were visiting my husbands family in Colorado. His sister and brother-in-law live at 9,000 ft, so it was quite cold as well!
Ha ha. Walking on water!
Ha. Hadn’t thought of it that way – it was the first time the grandkids had experienced that!