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Yesterday I shared how I took over 180 photos from our trip to the Bok Tower Gardens. It's not easy choosing which photos to use.  Usually.  Sometimes, my family chooses for me.  Not literally, but I don't think you want to see my family being goofy all of the time.  So, I thought I would share with you some of the photos I didn't include and why.

I love these tender moments photos.  They remind me why I love my crazy family.  I didn't include this touching moment because it's really only special to me AND it's not in great focus.  
Oops.
He will probably fuss at me for posting this, but it's not unusual to find my dad catching a few zzzz's.
Hey, so is that stranger in the photo, too!
Ah...kids.  Get one to smile and the other one won't.

 Three is even more impossible.  Now she's being goofy and pretending to be her grandma with her glasses down her nose.  Yep, that's my kid.
 Oh, this will be fun.  Maybe she won't go up 
too high or get hurt.
 Great...big sis has to join in.
 That's what I was missing.  Strike a pose, darling.
 Screams abound...now they can't get down.  Where's their mother?  Oh yeah, taking pictures.
 I hope you enjoyed my theatrical family as much as I do.  I'm sure you'll see more if you hang around here long enough.
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Expressions From the Sole said…
Beautiful family! Looks like they had lots of fun :o)
5:51 PM, March 22, 2012
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