This Moment 3-09 2012

No More {this Moment} rules, since I have broken them every time,
and now, for my twins.....No More Training Wheels

This Moment 1-27

  {this moment} - A single photo - no words - capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember.

 

(I know I broke the rules again, by posting 2 moments, but that's just the way I am, I guess.)

A Moment

I've always wanted to do one of those 360 day photo challenges, where you post a picture everyday. But it totally overwhelms me. It's not the idea of taking a picture everyday, because that, actually doesn't overwhelm me, but the idea of processing and uploading it does. I have no problem being tied to my camera everyday, I have zero desire to be tied to my computer everyday. Then, today I saw what my awesome friend Kim @ http://www.themusicianswife.com/  did. She posts one awesome "moment" picture each Friday. Now that I can handle.
     So, if it wasn't obvious from the above, I totally stole this idea from her and I hope she doesn't mind, but I doubt she will, because she's cool about sharing her ideas.  I'm even going to steal the quote though, (which from the link in it, apparently was stolen by herself as well) which I hope she also doesn't mind about either. But I am giving them both the credit here, so I'm hoping  it's okay too.  

  {this moment} - A Soule Mama Friday ritual. A single photo - no words - capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember.

Our Church on Sunday was the snowy outdoors and our pew was a pair of sleds.

      OOOPS, I used words....oh well.

Just A Soccer Mom

     In September my twin 4 yr old boys played soccer through the Boys N Girls Club for the first time. It was our first year of sports for all of my chillins, with Corbin hitting baseballs in the spring, the soccer fall and Sienna dancing through December.
      Since I'm writing this post in January, I'll just let the pictures speak for themselves and you can guess what it was like hanging out on a  crisp Western-Washington Fall evening with darkness encroaching once a week. Although, we were lucky, I think only 1 or 2 practices were rained out, and 0 games.

    An important piece of this blog, is knowing that my Little Lee is #9, and my Snuggle Bear is #12.

My little #9, Liam, is waiting for his turn.

I'm Practicing Panning on my little #12, Barrett, as he makes a run towards the ball.

3 against 1, I think the Grey Thunder may win this match up.

The goalie has left his post, go for it Lee.

Pulling away from the pack

Intense games involve hair-raising experiences.

Watch out Barrett, your own team might trip you up.

My own trophy??

Check it out!

Ever hear of rose colored glasses, well looking through a trophy makes the world even brighter.

It may look cook, but what I'm really wondering, is how does it taste??

After an intense game, the best this is a good tickle fight.