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I know this is really blurred but for some reason it really appealed to me that way. I think it is because this is the essence of Eli. He is always in constant motion and in reality, a blur most of the time.

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Looks like we have another photographer in the family :0)
She carries this around everywhere and drives everyone just as crazy as I do taking pictures.

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I just really like the contrast in this picture between the hard barbed wire and the soft flowers.

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Caleb is actually turning into quite the little hitter. The look on his face cracked me up. He was very intense.

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This is the next installment of the dogwood blooming. Feels like it has taken them forever this year.

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Mud, mud, and more mud. It was so cold and wet during this practice. I didn't think it was ever going end. However, look at that form!

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Rain, Rain, Go away. Ok, I know it helps the plants and crops grow but I am also convinced that it increases use of anti depressants. I am so ready for some sunshine and warm weather!

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Seems like we have gotten nothing but rain lately and lots of it. Nothing to do but take pictures of it LOL.

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This was taken at Doe Run Inn on Easter Sunday. They looked so cute in their outfits. I figure I better enjoy being able to make them match while I can because before I know it they will be too old to go along with it ;0)

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These are the eggs that the kids colored for Easter. They had such a great time and the colors turned out really well.

March Mosaic.

I have been making mosaics for each month of pictures but kept forgetting to post them. Here is my March one.

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The clover growing in the fields around here is so pretty. I am hoping to get a pretty day soon so I can get to a higher spot and get a picture of the fields from above. This is the field across from our house.

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This tulip behind our house has been photographed many times in the last few weeks. Hopefully I can eventually do an edit with a time progression. I love taking pictures of things after it rains. They look new and fresh.

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I just love how this turned out. The simplicity of it really appeals to me. It is actually from a funeral arrangement that was donated to our church after one of our members passed away.

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Sunsets after thunderstorms are always so amazing. I love the colors in this one.

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This is the sunset over the graveyard behind our house. A big storm had just moved through and I loved the defining line between the clouds and the clear sky.

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This is Caleb's lollipop that he got at Cracker Barrell. He has had it for 4 days now and is still working on finishing it. I just loved the colors in it. Everyone time I look at it I want to start singing, "Lollipop, Lollipop, oh..lolli, lolli, lolli....."

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This is Caleb on the Opening Day of Little League Baseball in our town. We had a parade to the ball field and the each team ran to the pitchers mound and was announced. They all looked so cute in their uniforms. Caleb is the tallest on his team.

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This is at Buttermilk Falls in Brandenburg, KY on the Ohio River. I took this one in complete manual so I could get the motion of the water. I think it turned out well.

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We went to the Louisville zoo today and got some great pics. The kids picked this one out as one of their favorites. I personally hate lizards but they are fine behind glass. LOL>

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I love azaleas. They are so pretty in the spring and they are blooming all over the place here.

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The practice fields at our baseball/softball complex are more red clay than dirt and this is what happens when you practice on them. Zoey was covered by the time softball practice was over.

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Another true sign of spring, the hostas are sprouting. This are just starting to come up all around our house.