Shopping Basket: 0 itemsCrazy Love, Destination Canvas, time spent with family
Here are some custom canvases one new , one old, and one with how I am feeling today …Happy …..for your viewing pleasure this week …The first has the lyrics to Crazy Love (great song!) , with a couples enagement photo…. what a great wedding gift it will make …. the other is a popularBus Roll, Vintage Style Bus Roll, Destination Tram…whatever you want to call it … it is popular … and fun … create a custom art canvas with the places that are special to you! Or pick from popular metro places… London, New York City, San Fran! Very funky and unique gift for that person that is a bit hard to buy for…
This weekend we went visiting my grandparents … who I adore…and after 62 years togther are still in love and beautiful people… As they are gettig up there in age … I find that I am taking a lot more photos than usual , so the kids will have images to look at when they get older. …to remember …..they adore eachother so much… and it is so beautiful to watch them be so loving and affectionate with their great grandparents …”nanny and poppop”
I have such fond memories of my great grandparents .. and grandmother … my “nanny” “grandma” and “mema” growing up …. I miss them a lot … and wish they were here to see my children grow … But I am lucky enough that I have my parents here and one set of grandparents that love my children with that special grandparent love …. which is more than most have and I am grateful…
What do you call your grandparents ….. any special terms of endearment?
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Those canvas' are amazing. The first one is my favorite!
Wow. I love your work! I'll be back soon. Starting to think about Christmas and all.
And I think it's great that you're taking more pictures with your kids and the grandparents. I don't have any pictures with my dad's parents past about the age of 12 and they both lived until I was in my 20s.
Thank you so much for visiting on my SITS day!
Found your blog through another we both follow… wow, your work is really amazing! I can see why this is now your full-time job!
And your children/family are just beautiful too. It's obvious where you get your inspiration!
~Elizabeth
http://confessionsfromaworkingmom.blogspot.com
I only called them Grandma and Grandpa, but my daughter has told me that she will be using a special word for me, instead of Grandma. That makes me smile!
I love your photos and the canvas art is amazing!
Hi there you, love this post. Going down memorylane. Use to call my grandparents oma and opa as we all do in Holland. But I'm calling my dad (who's half German) Papilli just like Sisi Empress of Austria did to her dad.
Always just called them grandma. Never knew my grandpas–both died before I was born I'm sad to say.