One of the things I love about pictures is how a good, but seemingly not so meaningful photo can later become so much more over time. These are the photos that in the long run, tell a story. Looking back at photos that show repeated patterns, or even how some things change (or not, for that matter), is always interesting to me.
I started looking through some old pics of my own family and was struck again by that same phenomenon: how in the grand scheme of things, some things never change. Some of these photos you’ve seen before, but perhaps looking at them in a “then and now” kind of way will change your perspective of them, like it did mine.
Have a great Wednesday! -- S
"The more things seem to change, the more they stay the same." -- lyrics from “Put Your Records On” by Corinne Bailey Rae
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| Annie at 3 yrs old, guitar in hand. And again, with her Bella, just this past month. |
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| My son has literally been around baseball practically since birth! Chris at about six months old, at the Dell Diamond at a game, and again just this past month with his team. |
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| My songbird child. Kate at 2 years old, just singing along, like she always has and still does. Her again just last month at the rodeo, in her feature song with Speed Limit 180. |
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| Jon, always quick with a smile and a joke to make me laugh. :) |
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| Me, at two years old, with .... (no surprise here) ... a camera in hand. Yes, it was a toy, but you get the idea. |
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| Sasha, the fluffy feiststress last August at just two months old, and her ready to get her freak on just last night. |
