Category: Motherhood

“A portrait of my children once a week, every week, in 2013” Milo: This summer, he has learned to slow down and take breaks. Here, he climbed atop a boulder to rest before bounding off with his brothers again. Emil: Sweeping in the morning light and shadows Oliver: Hamming it up for the camera at … Continue reading “28/52”

This past Sunday, we woke up unsure of our plans for the day. But within two hours of waking, we had planned and schemed for an adventure. Brent came up with the place, while Ingrid and I threw some food, swimsuits, life jackets, and sunscreen into a couple of bags, and before we knew it, … Continue reading “Fishing & Boating & Friends”

Our 4th of July and subsequent weekend were spent with various friends and neighbors and felt like an extra vacation for our family. It felt really good to not worry about the car accident and the feeling of being in limbo with sorting out that mess, finding a new car, dealing with insurance agents and … Continue reading “Weekend Shenanigans”

“A portrait of my children once a week, every week, in 2013” Linking up with Jodi and her inspiring portrait series: 52. Emil: The most expressive face accompanies the least verbal brother. But he makes himself understood despite his lack of words. Oliver: The strawberry guy. Every day this summer, he has requested a huge … Continue reading “27/52”

“A portrait of my children once a week, every week, in 2013” Running about a week behind with this project after our Paris trip and our subsequent car crash, but feeling grateful for these three beautiful faces every day. Linking up with Jodi and her 52 project… hoping to get caught up by mid-week! Oliver: … Continue reading “25/52”