Winter Windowsill Tea Party

In the wide world of the internet, one of the blogs I read (SouleMama) has this thing she does every Friday: {this moment}.  That is where she posts a picture about a moment from the week that she'd like to remember or pause to reflect on or whatever...  it's posted without words.  It expresses the feeling, the mood....  it's pretty cool. 

I thought I'd try that.  ....however....  could you imagine me without words?!  Or geesh, even she me picking ONE picture?! 

I tried. 

Then I thought about the Grandmas...  And just how cute some of these pictures are that I sorted.  I thought, gee, those Grandmas (and Aunts and Cousins...) sure would like some MORE pictures.  And it is MY blog...  If I want to write...  so....  Here's my {moment(s)}: 

I love this one because of the feeling, the faint colors of the lights in the tree, the pigtails!!

Cute.

Here, I believe she was telling me something... Perhaps what we were drinking?!

This was another choice for my ONE {this moment}.  It just captured that little bit of time.

Here are some just for fun - trying out my camera -shots.  I'm still not used to my new lens (or my old one for that matter)...  so I just keep shooting and every once in a while, I get one in focus!  ha!

None of these shots are photoshoped or messed with...  the computer John got me for Christmas is currently in a box, ready to be returned for a full refund...  so, I still can't load any fancy software or see on a pretty and bright screen....  (although the day or two that I could look at a big BRIGHT pretty screen were wonderful and made me realize I shouldn't even try to mess with my pictures until I can actually SEE the process.)  So, enjoy what's here and perhaps one day, when I have time (and not ignoring my toddler, as now)... I'll be able to make them all fancy and light-corrected and what not.  :) 

Paper snowflakes and Princess tea sets on our jumping bed of BIG pillows.  (and a hula hoop thrown in... 'cause that's how we roll.)

Winter lights, tea party sights, paper snowflakes fill our (days and) nights!

**Oh and for the archivists, these pictures were taken on Tuesday, the 11th.