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10 on 10: November

10 on 10:
Ten photos taken during one day or event, documenting that day or event, and posted on the tenth of the month.
This weekend felt like the calm before the storm a bit… We’re about to start the whirlwind that is LP’s birthday, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.  To make it crazier we decided to schedule a trip to Vegas to visit Paul’s family just before Christmas so all of the shopping, baking, sewing and decorating has to be done by early December… Yikes!

Below, some photos of a quiet day spent mostly at home.  I was out for a bit in the morning doing family photos for a friend and LP and I were out hunting down Star Wars Lego party supplies in the afternoon but all of the photos I took were while things were (somewhat) quiet around the house….

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  1. Emily I love how you capture real life so well! Christmas already? WOW!

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  2. Even though my boys are past the baby stage, this looks all too familiar! Especially the coffee! Love how you capture everything with the time, too! Great memories!

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