It was a snow day for U. City schools, along with most of St. Louis, so we went sledding. Since I am loving my new Flip video camera, it came with us. Unfortunately the bitter cold killed the battery in now time, but we did get some fun shots. If there are problems with...
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After baths, the girls will a little cold, so they snuggled on the chair under a couple blankets.  so cute, I could not resist getting the camera out.
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I must have been a good boy in 2009 because for Christmas I got a Flip Video camera.  I have posted my first video, one made from a bunch of clips recorded on New Year’s Eve.  Enjoy! View the video on YouTube
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Yesterday Olivia made plans to go to the movie, just her and Jennifer. It was nothing Mia was interested in seeing, so it was decided Mia and I would stay home. Pretty typical move for our family, no problems. Well, no problems until Jen and O start to walk out the door. That is...
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As is our tradition with most major holidays, we go over to Curt and Maryann’s for celebration and wonderful food.  With Curt being a rehabilitated chef, you can always count on having more food than you need and great friends. I got a few more photos from the evening that I have uploaded to...
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Olivia brought home this wonderful piece of art that is a house decorated for Christmas.  It is made up of 11 individual pieces of notebook paper and each page is a different room.  She notes that most of the windows have Christmas lights on them.  Starting at the top Attic Playroom  -  Office Guest...
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It is not often that Lily is calm, but the other night she was kicking back on the arm of the chair relaxing.
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Saturday morning is a great time to go to Bread Company (a.k.a. Panera Bread) with friends.  today I brought my camera and Lensbaby selective focus lens.  It was pretty grey and gloomy outside and the light was not great, so I cranked up the ISO to 1600 and dropped in a f2.8 aperture ring. ...
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Nothing better than squashing 12 family members around a table made for four, playing cards. Posted via email from Jeffrey Pomranka’s posterous
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