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{This Moment}

A portrait of his sister.

From Soulemama's blog: A 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.

Comments

Joy Y. said…
What a beautiful child...God's handiwork to cuddle with! Love those eyes!

Our moment: http://www.vimandvigor.typepad.com

Blessings,

Joy
Amanda said…
Cute! Did your little guy take this picture? Here's our moment http://lacafetiere.blogspot.com/2011/04/this-moment_14.html
Rachel Probert said…
She is a beauty. she looks really happy.
Here's mine: http://rachel.probert.me.uk/
cate said…
what an artiste! my daughter loves to take pictures of her brother, too. you're daughter is a beauty. amazing eyes!

happy weekend!

http://www.tribecayummymummy.com/2011/04/this-moment-bunny-breakfast.html
Anonymous said…
What beautiful eyes!

My moment from this week:
http://www.jenniferkrafchik.typepad.com
Rana said…
What a cutie! Stopping by from Soul Mama's blog. Have a great weekend!
Unknown said…
Gorgeous blue eyes!

here's our moment, a walk with our "baby":
www.recycledrevamped.blogspot.com
Christine said…
Did your son take this? What a great shot! And, she is so cute. Here is mine: http://craftygeordi.blogspot.com/2011/04/this-moment-giddy-up-kitty.html
What a cutie pie! Nice capture, little man

http://whiletangerinedreams.typepad.com/whiletangerinedreams/2011/04/this-moment-big-love.html
NatureMama said…
Oh, what blue eyes! Stopped over from Soule Mama.

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