Out my back door... 2010

A year in pictures looking out from my little part of the world...

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denim and plaid

a few weeks ago...

when the color of the season was in full bloom...

I had the pleasure of capturing this little guy again...

this time with his parents..

is he adorable?

or what?

3 girls in hats.

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living the life of

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riley

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what a bundle of energy!

you can see out takes here!

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double the blessing

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Aren't these two adorable?

Add big sister in and this house is going to be a flurry of pink and purple!

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down by the beach...

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rez

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... a little porcelain doll

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think.pink.

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pink is a very popular color...

makes everything a fashion statement

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too fast....

that's how he's growing...

✻ ✻ ✻ always aspiring

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✻ ✻ ✻ aspiring to inspire: alm

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back home

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took a quick trip to Texas...

we were long overdue

for gathering hugs and kisses!

Although it went too quickly

it was a wonderful weekend.

Note to self: five months is TOOOOO long!

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focus

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❤ these 3...

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epiphanie! my new camera bag has arrived!!

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finally...

my epiphanie bag has arrived!!!

Ginger was the style I choose... but truth be told

I would love to have ALL 3!!!

As you can see it is very genorously sized with lots of pockets and adjustable panels.

Tomorrow it's coming along as I run errands etc...

Tomorrow night I'll be posting a little review on

aspiring to inspire

so stay tuned!

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... downtown

When you're alone
And life is making you lonely,
You can always go downtown
When you've got worries,
All the noise and the hurry
Seems to help, I know, downtown

So, maybe I'll see you there
We can forget all our troubles, forget all our cares and go
Downtown, things'll be great when you're
Downtown, don't wait a minute more,
Downtown, everything's waiting for you......

                   Petula Clark sang-Downtown lyrics by Tony Hatch

framing picture perfect stars

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lite art...

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My brother has been doing these cartoon characters for years. He started playing with the end of a light strand and drawing in the air... While I kept increasing my shutter speed he was practicing with his point of reference. I started with a shutter speed of 8 and by the end of our second session I was at 20. About half way through he used a mitt to enable breaks in his light. I think these are pretty good considering it's all free hand in the air!

lite artist: Doug Zirkle©2010

photography: cindigilmore©2010

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you can see all of them here:

lite art by dz

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