At my job, we wanted to make a poster for Hood Canal, encouraging people to learn more about the water quality issues there and what they can do to help, but we were at a loss for a good picture to use on the poster. I offered up my adorable children and so, one day, a coworker and her child joined my brood and me for a Hood Canal photo shoot. Sadly, Spring didn't wind up in the picture, but it's a pretty cute picture of Reed!
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Poster child
At my job, we wanted to make a poster for Hood Canal, encouraging people to learn more about the water quality issues there and what they can do to help, but we were at a loss for a good picture to use on the poster. I offered up my adorable children and so, one day, a coworker and her child joined my brood and me for a Hood Canal photo shoot. Sadly, Spring didn't wind up in the picture, but it's a pretty cute picture of Reed!
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4 comments:
Reed's "explaining face" is perfect for the word balloon drawn in.
We went to a birthday party for a friend's child today and Darrell showed the latest pictures of Reed and Spring (ala Kat). The comments were hilarious. Lots of "Beautiful children ... no really, everybody says that but these are BEAUTIFUL kids." My favorite was that Dad had kept the pictures that came in the wallet when he bought it. My grandkiddles, the models!!
love ya,
grandma mary lou
Thats' a PERFECT POSTER if you ask me! Who won't want to save our natural resources with faces like that!
Grandma Lisa
Yupp...I wann'a just run out and do good works for our natural treasures....to save them for our precious HUMAN treasures!!
G'pa Mills
using your children to shamelessly promote your cause.....Bravo dear, hope I can get one of those posters!
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