family time

[gnostraeh]

My sister is coming today. She is bringing her new (a few months) serious sweetie, for approval to meet me.
I am getting ready to grill welcome him.
More later.

Comments

[lizardek]

LOL! Make sure you give him a hearty grilling welcome!

[gnostraeh]

Oh, I did!

[summerless_year]

ohmy! I didn't see your pics until just now. They're lovely. You say you're not technosavvy, but I can't even figure out how to put pictures in comments, so it can't be true. Thanks for posting them. And we've discussed already how your children are absolutely stunning, correct? And you as well, of course! Does your son make cameras? Couldn't quite understand the picture. Did he get the backpack trouble sorted out? (I think it was the shoulderstrap).

[gnostraeh]

He repairs cameras. Big ones. Like the type that make feature films.
I don't think he's completely got the back pack thing figured out yet. It's for his big pack, for climbing. He hasn't been climbing (as far as I know) since New Years. He's been on his bike a lot.
I wish I had a good photo of my other lovely daughter, Laurel.
I just uploaded the photos to Photobucket and then pasted their code into the comment.

[summerless_year]

that's how I do it for my main posts, but I usually use the rich text format.

4 kids? I thought there were only 3. As a mother, can you see objectively how beautiful they all are? or does it just feel like motherly pride, I wonder?

fixing big cameras sounds like interesting work for a tinkerer. I'd just start to cry...

[gnostraeh]

Nope, there's four, but Laurel only sends me pictures of her dog. The last one I have is years old.

I do see how beautiful they are, but you are right, it gets all mixed up with Motherly pride.

I would not be good on tinkering with things like cameras either. Beyond me.