Wow, I am behind. I always hate to be behind..... :) But its a good feeling to get caught up. *At least I think it will be!* I am only one session behind now and its just 1 week old, so I am feeling pretty good.
Our family has been helping our friends get ready to move to Brazil. Its a weird feeling, knowing that helping them is getting them closer to leaving us! Its a good thing, yet sad too. Their family of 5 (soon to be 6!) has become important to my family of 5. Each of my kids has a close friend in their kids. Its going to be hard to let them go, even though we know they are doing what God has called them to!
Okay, enough about that for now...too sad! :) I wanted to post a few more pictures of Meg and her boys from last week. They are all so sweet. Megan is a nursing student, well not anymore, she is graduating!! Congrats!! I loved getting the chance to spend some time with her and her boys. We met in downtown Albany. I love the urban settings! They were fun to shoot and we got some great pictures too!

How to avoid camera loss!

I found this on Andrew McDonalds blog.....and thought it was pretty funny, and a smart idea!

A Pictorial Guide to avoiding Camera Loss

Have you lost your camera recently? Mislaid it somewhere in a national park? Left it in a taxi? Dropped it in the gorilla pit? Anyone can be a victim of the thoughtlessness and/or sleepiness that can lead to Camera Loss.

‘How can I prevent Camera Loss?’ I hear you ask, wishing I’d get to the point. Well, you can’t prevent cameras from getting lost, but you can do something so your camera can be found very soon after it has vanished.

All you have to do is take some photos – which you never delete from your camera – so when someone finds your camera at the bottom of the gorilla pit they are able to locate you and return the lost property to its rightful owner.

To illustrate just how you can safeguard your camera from the crippling effects of Camera Loss, here are the pics that I always keep on my camera.

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