Family Portraits

Well, that was an education.  It's been years since I've participated in a family portrait, and growing up we always did it at Walmart or somewhere similar.  I thought I had found a good deal at Sears, so we went there on Saturday.

It was a zoo.  There were kids everywhere, and the two photographers kept pushing us along, asking if we were done with the poses.  It was hot in that room, and Nathan was uncomfortable, so we eventually stripped him.  He was also sleepy, and then when we did get him to smile, he started chewing his tongue, which is a new thing.  So some of his grins looked quite goofy to me.

Choosing pictures was a painfully long process with another lady who was in a hurry.  Then the deal I thought I had found had a major catch to it, and we spent far more than I expected!  The main thing I wanted the rights to the pictures, and thought it was $9.99 or maybe a bit more.  Umm, no.  Try 199.99 if that was all we were going to buy.  The coupon said that we could get the CD for that amound in addition to buying a collection.  So, anyway, we didn't took the deal so that I could own the pictures.  And since we paid pretty pennies for them, you better believe we're going to share them.  Oh, wait, but then you will have already seen the pictures before you get them in the mail!  Hmm, what to do.

Well, here's a teaser.