Ma'am. So this post doesn't really have much of a story line, but I like the photos. On Saturday our friends Matt, Alissa and Tate came up for lunch at Blind Faith. While Caitlin and Alissa chatted about, well, I'm not sure...Matt and I discussed market research for a while and enjoyed our vegetarian meals. That was one goal of their visiting us. The second was to take cute pictures of their son by the lake. Max was in a very aloof mood yesterday, keeping his face hidden from the camera and his smiles saved for another day.
The park by our house.
Isn't it funny how a nice camera can make one partially dead
dandelion and another headless one look good? Pretty awesome.
It wasn't the warmest day ever, so Max stayed chill and
buried his face in his
blanky. We all deserve a day where no one expects us to be social.
In addition to the 50 degree weather, a storm was approaching. If I were that boat, I would have been turning around for shore. I really like the dark, rich colors in this picture.
With the pending rain, Matt quickly took some pictures and we headed back to the house. It was great to see them and nice to spend the day outside. Max later got over his funk and began to laugh. He's giggled in the past, but last night was the first time you could make him laugh over and over again with "boo" and tickles. It was awesome. Caitlin had him in
stitches.
Ma'am. So this post doesn't really have much of a story line, but I like the photos. On Saturday our friends Matt, Alissa and Tate came up for lunch at Blind Faith. While Caitlin and Alissa chatted about, well, I'm not sure...Matt and I discussed market research for a while and enjoyed our vegetarian meals. That was one goal of their visiting us. The second was to take cute pictures of their son by the lake. Max was in a very aloof mood yesterday, keeping his face hidden from the camera and his smiles saved for another day.
The park by our house.
Isn't it funny how a nice camera can make one partially dead dandelion and another headless one look good? Pretty awesome. 
It wasn't the warmest day ever, so Max stayed chill and buried his face in his blanky. We all deserve a day where no one expects us to be social.
In addition to the 50 degree weather, a storm was approaching. If I were that boat, I would have been turning around for shore. I really like the dark, rich colors in this picture.
With the pending rain, Matt quickly took some pictures and we headed back to the house. It was great to see them and nice to spend the day outside. Max later got over his funk and began to laugh. He's giggled in the past, but last night was the first time you could make him laugh over and over again with "boo" and tickles. It was awesome. Caitlin had him in stitches.
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