PINKLE TOES PHOTOGRAPHY: He doesn’t say “my” anymore (Austin Child Photographer)
January 9th, 2009 , Posted in Anderson Family - My fam, Austin Kids Photographer
Isn’t it funny how your child’s developing vocabulary can become a normal part of your family language? We have so many endearing words and phrases that took on a whole new meaning thanks to our kids. Just yesterday, I realized my middle child is growing up when he said, “I want to snuggle with you, Mom.” The key word in that sentence is not snuggle (as much as I wish it was), but “I,” because for as long as he could talk, he has never used the word “I” — he always said, “my.”
“My want to go to the store.”
“My no like dat.”
“My don’t got no more questions” (That’s just for you, Nee Nee and Mee Maw.)
“My love you, Mom.”
I’m sure it’s probably not good for language development, but it didn’t take long for the whole family to adopt “my” for “I.” It’s just so cute and it sort of became part of his personality.
And now, all of a sudden, it’s gone.
Next thing you know I won’t be allowed to give him hugs in public anymore.
Motherhood isn’t fair sometimes most of the time.
The ultra-cool 

These are probably my most fav birth announcements to date. Thanks to M and T for letting me play!


















I was doing a little work at the ‘puter just now when I happened to catch our reflection in the screen. It was a total snapshot of what my life is going to look like for the next several months. I wouldn’t have it any other way.
I really, really, really wanted to keep up last year’s tradition of posting a year-end slideshow and I really, really, really didn’t think I could manage it this year. But by golly, I couldn’t let the tradition die in its first year, could I?