
Now then.

He was getting out of the way, thinking I was photographing Zoralee.
It makes me giggle.

We went walking as a larger family group a few evenings ago (so, including Mom and Pops), to the woods nearby in search of the elk. It was blustery and cold, but we were rewarded with a fieldful of critters, which we watched for about twenty minutes. Here's a short clip that shows them in the distance. Sorry about the cruddy quality - it's with my point and shoot camera. Especially watch for the running deers' reflection in the puddle.
4 comments:
hey, did you ever get your ergo? i have seen no sign of it in your pix...
curious!
"Nothing ever happens in Blain"
"Stool Boom!"
"Just go into Dairy Queen, get a Coke . . . ."
-m
What a life!
Yes, Melissa, I got it, but she was about three months old already, so I didn't order the infant insert. Then, it seemed like she was a little petite to fit well in it without the insert, or rather I kept thinking her legs were too splayed. I am carrying her a lot more now that she is bigger! I do dig it.
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