We were introduced to Kathleen and Asher through a mutual friend when the boys were just wee little things a few weeks old (they are 4 days apart). Over the last almost two years now, we've gotten to cultivate a friendship on many levels. Owen and Asher get to learn valuable lessons about sharing toys, taking turns, and being silly together. Some days it is so fun to watch, others, well, I'm sure you can imagine. I am so glad we get to count Asher and his mommy and daddy as some of our great friends now.
Today we took the boys to the Grapevine Botanical Gardens to get a few pictures. Little known fact: When kids get mobile, they're harder to photograph. And it turns out neither of us had any great photos of the boys at their current age.
So, here's a little bit of Frick and Frack...
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No kidding on the mobile part and not getting pictures. Then after that phase they go through the cheesy posed grin phase. ;-)
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