When I worked in a cubicle I made an excellent friend. We ended up sitting across from each other and had to discipline ourselves not to talk so much and to get more work done. Last fall, I was supposed to get pictures of her family but our timing just never quite worked out.
SOOOOO, this fall we pinned down a day and braved the cold & overcast weather to get some fun shots at the playground…oh, excuse me the “Mountain Park Park”.
For some reason, I really like this image.
That worried look in my friend Stacey’s eyes is due to her firstborn son attempting to sharpen his skills on the concrete skating ramps.
This was a great reaction to their dog, Grady, who decided he wanted to see what this skating thing was all about and plunged into the pit only to find there wasn’t an easy way out. 
Dylan showing off his mad skills.
These next two I played with especially for Dylan.
A sweet little moment.
Hayley (sorry if I spelled it wrong Stacey) doing her best impression of Captain Underpants. I will admit I am not sure who this character is. 
No matter how hard Hayley tried, she couldn’t get in sync with her sister. 
Our attempt at a nice family picture. Things were a bit crazy at first. 
This is the picture that they used for their holiday cards. I had to be a photoshop surgeon on this one because it was Stacey’s favorite except for the fact that her youngest, Hayley decided to cross her eyes for a series of shots (just like her momma). So I took her head from another shot and out it on this one for her. Not too shabby, if I do say so myself. 
However, this one is my favorite of them. 
Stacey’s face in this first shot is absolutely excellent. 
Even though this shot was taken as Dylan was unhappy to not be able to go back to the skate ramps, I love how it came out. 
Mom and her two girls having fun on the playground. Stacey tried to get me on here too but I begged off saying I was carrying too much equipment. ;)
There’s a new superhero in town. 
Mark told me he was “letting me” have this shot of him smiling. Hey, I’ll take what I can get. 
As we were leaving, the kids noticed a baseball was left on the field so they tossed it around for a little bit. I don’t know much about form, but Dylan looks pretty sharp in this series. 
Once we got back to the house, Taylor wanted to get some shots with her new(ish) bunny, Oreo. She was so sweet and responsible with him/her?
Just look at those bunny eyes!
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