Dad's burned canoe that looks like a dead whale, Jack, a bit of the pond, Papa Ben, my girls with Jack and ready for the trip home, or a home repair emergency...either.
Dad's burned canoe that looks like a dead whale, Jack, a bit of the pond, Papa Ben, my girls with Jack and ready for the trip home, or a home repair emergency...either.
Jack completely flubs his first attempt at a photo-bomb with this "loser" hand gesture.
That's going to put you in the bonus round.It is fun watching him grow. Thanks for sharing.
A few of Jack and his trip to the Bay yesterday afternoon...
Indeed.Beautiful!
A couple of more from the day...why not?
But I've been wondering about the attachments. When I click on them I get a reasonably manageable window with a small version of the photo and then, if I click a second time I get a much larger version. Is that how everyone else sees it?
Your son reminds me of...Donnie Dunagan, child actor from the late '30s.
I met him at a convention a few years back; he's considerably taller now.
Jack is already as tall as the four year olds he mixes with at playgrounds. I'm thinking he'll be a little taller than me, judging by the marks we have for me at his age, which would put him somewhere between six four and six five if he holds the course. You never really know, but his mother is almost six feet, I'm six three and his great grandfather on my father's side was six five or so.
A couple of more from the day...why not?
But I've been wondering about the attachments. When I click on them I get a reasonably manageable window with a small version of the photo and then, if I click a second time I get a much larger version. Is that how everyone else sees it?
A couple of more from the day...why not?
But I've been wondering about the attachments. When I click on them I get a reasonably manageable window with a small version of the photo and then, if I click a second time I get a much larger version. Is that how everyone else sees it?