I love the picture! Kids grow so fast and out of know where. Thanks for your comments on my blog! The area you lived in is really beautiful - and lucky to live so close!
Yup. I still end up telling the youngest, "Well, just hang on because school is almost over and we'll get new clothes in the fall." Torn knees and shorts that get too short . . . he's over 6 feet tall. How much longer? :-)
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Love the shot! What a great set of ankles anyway! My daughter came in to my room yesterday with a pair of too short jeans, asking me to transform them into capris! I will do it, but it won't be long before they are bermuda length shorts.
Boy, ain't THAT the truth!! I had to buy my oldest pants TWICE last year and he's already outgrown most of his summer stuff. *sigh* I keep telling him to stop growing so fast, but you know, being a teenager, he totally ignores me. *grin*
Because of that and wearing holes in their pants, Rebecca went to Salvation Army and picked up summer play cloths. She said she could have made them but she didn't have any old drapper or the "Do Re Me Sew" time. :)
Oooh! I love going barefoot too!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture! Kids grow so fast and out of know where. Thanks for your comments on my blog! The area you lived in is really beautiful - and lucky to live so close!
ReplyDeleteI marvel at how my kids begin the school year with cuffs dragging on the floor. But come June, and they're like capris. What a cute photo :-)
ReplyDeleteAt least now they're "in style". Cute photo.
ReplyDeleteyes, I can agree with that one :) I bet that person is very tall? Happy WW.
ReplyDeleteUm yes, short pants. An ongoing story in my household. Shoes are an ongoing issue too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder about traditions. I've started it.
Cute photo - I love going barefoot!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of that way to measure the passing of a season (LOL)! CUTE!
ReplyDeleteThat's one way to measure the passage of time!
ReplyDeleteFabulous perspective.
ReplyDeleteThat's the way I look year-round! LOL!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you can make marks on his legs to memorialize inseams...
ReplyDeleteJust a thought.
Cute photo. I love bare feet
ReplyDeleteCute picture. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteSmiles and Blessings,
Angel Mama ():)
So very true. I don't know how they grow so much in the summer!?!?
ReplyDeleteYup. I still end up telling the youngest, "Well, just hang on because school is almost over and we'll get new clothes in the fall." Torn knees and shorts that get too short . . . he's over 6 feet tall. How much longer? :-)
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walking barefoot is the best feeling of all. makes you closer to nature. great shot!!! amazing!
ReplyDeleteyeah for summer, what a cool pic
ReplyDeleteThat's very true, except some men who run around like that the whole year, we call it "highwater" !
ReplyDeleteYep, summer is here for sure when shoes are abandoned.
ReplyDeleteLove the shot! What a great set of ankles anyway! My daughter came in to my room yesterday with a pair of too short jeans, asking me to transform them into capris!
ReplyDeleteI will do it, but it won't be long before they are bermuda length shorts.
Boy, ain't THAT the truth!! I had to buy my oldest pants TWICE last year and he's already outgrown most of his summer stuff. *sigh* I keep telling him to stop growing so fast, but you know, being a teenager, he totally ignores me. *grin*
ReplyDeleteLol. Ain't it the truth!
ReplyDeleteBecause of that and wearing holes in their pants, Rebecca went to Salvation Army and picked up summer play cloths. She said she could have made them but she didn't have any old drapper or the "Do Re Me Sew" time. :)
ReplyDeletepant school barometer....lol!
ReplyDeletelol, but isn't that in style now?
ReplyDeletewe have that too, only the pants don't look that way till october since we're in short pants all summer long :)
So funny and so true!
ReplyDeleteLOL!! Love that story of how to tell when it's time for school.
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