not-so-sticky

The kids were crying. A lot. So, we decided to take them all for a long walk on the Rail Trail in Hurley with Grandpa Bob. We couldn't lose any of them... Seriously, though, I can't believe how beautiful this place is, and how close I've been to it for so long now. Just beautiful.

The mailman delivered the prints from the 35 mm black and white film we sent in the mail last week. It was worth the wait. It took me 72 shots but I got a few good ones. My digital camera just isn't of the same ilk as my old 35 mm.

"Here baby! Let me help you!" Lil said to Liam. I picture her still calling him this when he's 30... It only appears here that Lil is strangling her little brother. But she was earnestly trying to assist him here. With a smile on her face, she appears to be choking him with compassion. She was trying to assist him out of his little red wagon to save him from toppling over for when he would stand up on his own. Because it is on wheels, it often starts to wiggle back and forth, easily causing the little person attempting to stand from falling over the side of it. Lily didn't realize it'd be easier - and safer - to simply hold the wagon.