
it's perfectly normal to wear your shoes on the wrong feet
and
giggle with your sister

and
to push and shove and make somebody cry
while getting to the top of the jungle gym

it's even okay to be really silly
while trying to hide your face from the goofy lady with the camera

but
the best part of
"on the best day of spring so far"
is
letting your little bare piggies play in the grass

and
learning to be friends with the lady bugs that land in your hair
*
this is a sneak peek from a totally adorable impromptu photo shoot
with
3 1/2 year old triplets and their 1 1/2 year old little brother
~~
next time
we'll get their older brother in on the act
but
right now his spring days are filled with kindergarten
*
and
just so you know
in my next post
you will showered with more of these adorable kids
and
all their sweetness
*
32 comments:
Yup, kiddo time is good for the soul ! And the photographs !
Enjoy spring time frolicks...still cloudy here but warm and sun is on the way, they say. Kind of need it...in the mean time, I will try and remember the kiddo way - play the day away...
Love the photo shoot!! I could hear the giggles and the tears. And I could feel the warm sun on my face. Thanks
Hugs
SueAnn
looks so warm and sunny there ... and fun
I'm into bare toes in the grass. What a feeling of freedom. We were in flip flops and shorts yesterday. These are lovely photos, fun and spontaneous. I know that you have a special way with children because the child in me responds to you so well.
Dear Beth,
Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos. I have triplets who are 5 and an older son who is 7. We have many days just like these! I love your magical blog. Your sentiments touch the spirit of the day at the playground perfectly!
I'm enjoying green tea and your blog.
Hugs, Rebecca in Massachusetts
What's another word for ADORABLE?
Look at those clean pink and white soles! Shoot soon -- if the weather stays like this, they'll be grassy and muddy soon. But the smiles will be just as happy.
Isn't this glorious?
Oh Beth, what a wonderful post, I am so glad I am back to see your posts every day, your blog looks fantastic.
I can hardly wait to put my little piggies in the grass...when it is warmer.
thanks for this. this has cheered me up a little...
Bare feet on grass are the best!
How ardorable.. these are awesome! almost... only everso slightly.. makes me want ... no it doesn't stop having those thoughts... stop it stop it!!!
i just love the swing shot!! :-)
Such joyous..inspiring images!!!
how fun!!
wonderful pictures. great way of capturing the moments.
wonderful pictures. great way of capturing the moments.
Bare Piggies - already? My Mom, born in 1911, was a triplet - then I had twins and one of my twins had twins...
Cutie Patooties!! And, there is nothing better than soaking up those first days of golden sunshine when spring arrives!!
love it.
all the kids are out on our street here, with chalk and skipping ropes and wonder.
I love it.
Nothing warms my heart more than seeing children at play...Hugs
The joy of youth...all caught on a camera. :)
sooo flippin good!! ♥
i am so happy for you beth...a sunny day at the park...with such joy!
What beautiful photos! Also loved your previous two. I'm happy to hear you are ok. Hugs my friend.
huge grin on my face! how could there be anything else?
Hi, I write from Delhi in India. I love your blogs. My little grandson is in the US. I miss them all sooo much. These kid photos are just toooo adorable.
Sweet little piggies wiggling in the grass. What a perfect warm spring day.
My 39, 27, and 25-year-olds are in Las Vegas this weekend for the middle one's bachelor party. These pictures bring tears to my eyes, remembering when Alex and Jeremy were toddlers, under the watchful eye of older brother, Shawn. Wonderful spring photos, Beth.
Wonderful happy and gay times. Can't wait to put my bare piggies in the grass eigther.
Dagmar
these are so precious and happy! beautiful job. And isn't this spring amazing???
Happy Easter, Beth!
lovely sweet days of spring.
I love that yo uhave impromptu photoshoots. I'm pretty sure their parents do, too.
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