Documentation from the recent voyage to New York.
I don't have a single relative that I've shared a state with... so if you're in that privileged (and envied) boat of having your extended family close by, don't take it for granted. I have to say though, while looking at the bright side, that I'm fortunate to have plenty of states to travel to in order to see those relatives...
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| On the Road Again... Let me just say, Paul Simon has been making a beautiful comeback on my ipod... |
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| With some long lost relatives |
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| This was in tribute to the many family members we have that, when taking pictures, never quite seem to make the gaze towards the camera... |
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| sisterly bonding |
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| The dock we grew up on |
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| My dad told me to take a picture holding onto the branch.... like this dad? |
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| My beautiful sister on THE dock. |
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| My grammy lives in the country with stunning views from her backyard. This swing was a staple during our childhood visits. |
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| Well Hi Dad... :) |
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| I found a little tot running around...and figured she needed to wear my sunglasses, because that's the kind of cool relative that I am. |
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A chunk of the family. This would be the Swedish/Swiss side, my Papa (Hans) being from Switzerland and my Grammy (Elsa) from Sweden.
I need to make these kinds of trips more often... |
I love your pictures, you could seriously be a model. I love having family in other states, my grandparents on my dad's side live in Tennessee and the grandparents on my mom side winter in Florida because it means I get to travel and I love traveling but I can see how not having any family in the same state would be hard. Love you!
ReplyDeleteif you were any cuter.... i couldn't be your friend! :) i LOVE these!! my fav... three: 1luggage thumbs up 2dock shoes off 3swing you& the sis! well done, j!
ReplyDeleteLOVE you lots and can't wait to see you soon!