Lee Family // Seattle Family Photographer

Wow, so I've been super behind on blogging sessions.  I got a bunch done before my hubby and I went to Sweden a few weeks back, but I feel like I have been so behind on...well...life.  Sweden was awesome and I have TONS of photos from there that I haven't even touched yet.  But before I started on those, I figured I had better get a few photos on here!

We were super lucky that it didn't rain this day, although I thought for a while that it definitely would. I had a great time with the Lee family, and guess what?  That lovely lady is also a photographer.  I don't know if there's anything more fun that photographing a photographer.  Seeing the way that they interact with their family, it's just awesome.

Hula Hoop Time

The weather has been weird around here lately.  A lot of sunshine, followed by a lot of clouds.  Then rain.  Then sun again.  In Seattle you never know when the sun will hide behind the clouds for a stretch of 2 straight weeks, so you take full advantage of it when it does decide to shine here.  That meant a little post-dinner/pre-bedtime hula hooping.  In their underwear.  They wanted to go outside with no shirts, shoes etc, but I convinced them to since we were in the front yard.  Here they are in all their glory.

Instagram & iPhone Dump: Part Deux

Wow.  May has been a busy month.  Super busy in fact.  But hey, that doesn't stop me from whipping out my phone nearly every chance I get and take photos of my kids.  My camera on my phone gets used so much it's insane.  But it's life and I am glad I have it around to help me document and remember my kids.  And I'm glad I have this blog as little place where I can store some of these treasures.

Anyway, here's my recent batch of iPhone pics....and they didn't upload in order and I'm lazy so....there you go.  I'm @graymis too.

 

Tulip Festival: Skagit Valley

We went to the tulip festival last weekend up in Skagit Valley with my parents.  The kids had such an amazing time.  It was the 2nd time I've taken the kids up there and we have gotten lucky both times that it didn't rain.  Not that we weren't prepared.  Rain boots, umbrellas, rain jackets...food.  Lots of food.

After marching around in the mud for over an hour we decided to head to La Conner for lunch.  We ate at Seeds, which had a really long wait (like over an hour?) but it was totally worth it.  Their clam chowder was ahhh-mazing.  Even typing this right now makes me want to go get a bowl.  And maybe I will.  I mean, it's only 10:40 at night.  The perfect bedtime snack....That's what I'll keep telling myself.