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Then and Now – MEME
By TheAngelForever | January 22, 2008
I was tagged by Renee over at Life With My Special K’s for the Then and Now MEME. It seemed like fun so here is mine to show just how much my two little guys have grown in a short amount of time.
This is NHL "Then and Now":
This is JSL "Then and Now":
It really is hard to believe how quickly they grow. . . makes me so glad that I am home this year to really watch JSL during this time.
I now tag:
- Sandy at Welcome to My So-Called Life
- Laura (Madame Squishy Yarn Guru) at My 3 Ring Circus of a Life
- Nancy at It’s All About Me
- Kim at • ancora imparo •
- Anyone else that wants to (too many to mention). Please do NOT be insulted if I do not tag you. Once tagged please come back here and link up so we can share our Then & Nows.
Topics: jsl, looking back, nhl, photos, web fun | 6 Comments »
January 22nd, 2008 at 9:06 pm
Oh my goodness, I LOVE NHL’s tongue! LOL Too cute!
January 22nd, 2008 at 9:13 pm
Renee: Thanks! That is our favorite photo from when NHL was less than a week old. He was sunning to help his jaundice and just stuck it out. Now he sticks it out from time to time when concentrating really hard. Makes me remember that photo.
C’est Moi
January 22nd, 2008 at 11:54 pm
I fulfilled my obligation and did my MeMe over on my blog. Thanks for thinking of me!
I love to look at the baby pics from the first year. I cannot believe it when I look at them! I have a cute “in support of breastfeeding” pic of Princess J I need to post soon. You may remember it when she was feeding her own baby! LOL
January 23rd, 2008 at 12:29 am
Sandra Thanks for playing along! Love the pictures of Princess J and you too when you were little.
Yes! I do recall those photos. . . they were too funny
C’est Moi
January 24th, 2008 at 10:26 am
You know a can’t pass up an opportunity to post pictures…
January 24th, 2008 at 10:36 am
Nancy: Your boys are precious! Thanks for playing along. . . I love seeing photos of how the kids have grown up.
C’est Moi