Sunday we went to the center of the universe to have our family pictures taken. There is a little town named Rabbit Hash that has a population of three. Two of that population are dogs. Though it is a small town, it is a great place to take pictures.
We arrived after a 30 minute drive to find our child asleep in the back seat. They always say "Let sleeping dogs lye." We let Charlie sleep for an additional 15 minutes before awakening the monster. Upon arising from his slumber you could tell that he was not impressed with our idea. We allowed a few minutes for him to adjust to the new surroundings that he found himself in.
When we thought that he was ready to put on his typical smiley face we began posing for the camera. Apparently he was not ready.
We waited a few more minutes and let him become a little more adjusted to what was going on. We took a few shots while holding him and captured several great photos. My mom and cousin looked like a couple of goons trying to make Charlie smile. I think that they woke up most of the town making noises like a couple of chickens that were just hit by a truck, but did not die. The "Boop, boop, boops!" and "Lalalalalalas" had me laughing the most. The noises and jumping around finally started to produce some great smiles.
Our child is such a ham. I think that he was trying to look like a ventriloquist dummy in this picture. I didn't mind because it is an adorable picture of our little family. We only have a few sneak peek pictures right now and we are dying to see all of them. We will receive them one day after my wonderful cousin finishes sorting through all 724 of them.
We arrived after a 30 minute drive to find our child asleep in the back seat. They always say "Let sleeping dogs lye." We let Charlie sleep for an additional 15 minutes before awakening the monster. Upon arising from his slumber you could tell that he was not impressed with our idea. We allowed a few minutes for him to adjust to the new surroundings that he found himself in.
When we thought that he was ready to put on his typical smiley face we began posing for the camera. Apparently he was not ready.
We waited a few more minutes and let him become a little more adjusted to what was going on. We took a few shots while holding him and captured several great photos. My mom and cousin looked like a couple of goons trying to make Charlie smile. I think that they woke up most of the town making noises like a couple of chickens that were just hit by a truck, but did not die. The "Boop, boop, boops!" and "Lalalalalalas" had me laughing the most. The noises and jumping around finally started to produce some great smiles.
Our child is such a ham. I think that he was trying to look like a ventriloquist dummy in this picture. I didn't mind because it is an adorable picture of our little family. We only have a few sneak peek pictures right now and we are dying to see all of them. We will receive them one day after my wonderful cousin finishes sorting through all 724 of them.
