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Today I took some more pictures, and then uploaded and edited a few of them (along with some others). I posted just a small sample below, but more of my pictures can be found here at my Flickr account. As always I have a goal - that I may keep strong or not. I would like to keep up my Flickr account and expand it with more photos in the years to come. The web offers such remarkable methods of sharing things.

Kassie didn't really like this picture. She gave me some reasons but I am still not sure why. I really like it because in the back you can see the small chunks of our 1st apartment together. We are both smiling and my smile actually looks sort of normal. And - - it is just a good picture. You know?
This is one of the many pictures I took with Abi and Brian yesterday at the park near Wasatch. Logan was pretty happy for a while, and even gave a few good reactions to my odd noises. I realized why photographers are so strange and awkward - it is the only way to get a reaction out of the kids. At this point in the day, Logan wasn't sure if he wanted to be happy or sad, to eat the ground or his sleeve, or to stand up or just lay down. Either way, the slobber on his chin sure was thick.
I had to grab my camera real quick when I saw Kassie practicing. She is really great on the flute and I always enjoy hearing her play. It was great!

Here is yet another shot of a sunset over the valley. It has been a true blessing to live here in Look Out Pointe, and though we have had our fair sure of exciting experiences - the beautiful view has been a huge highlight in my life.

Be sure to check out my Flickr page and let me know what you think!

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  1. Rachael SpencerNovember 30, 2011 at 12:52 PM

    You are hired for the next family photo shoot! We welcome your funny faces and everything!

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  2. David WilliamsNovember 30, 2011 at 8:40 PM

    Thanks for sharing! You're getting good!

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