Halterman Happenings: The Quest for a family picture--Easter version

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

The Quest for a family picture--Easter version

We thought it was a good opportunity to get us in our Easter best. Apparently the children thought the sun was a little too bright.

So we tried again after church...less sun, lots of wind (brrr!), but this was the best we got.

Ah, well! Maybe next holiday.

2 comments:

Shanda said...: I love Trentons hair! He looks like a short teenage boy. You know the shaggy look that is supposed to look effortless but actually takes a great deal of effort and time in front of the mirror for the teenagers. Aparently it is effortless for Trenton Trouble!; 8:18 AM
Amberly said...: they're darling! I get the same squinty eyes in our bright sun, but we've got to have the photos! you all look great!; 7:42 PM

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Meet the Haltermans

2011 finds us as a family of six and as busy and crazy as ever. Barry continues working at Clear Creek Associates, which we consider to be a tremendous blessing, given the current state of the economy. Barry is serving in the Stake Young Men's Presidency, and I am in the ward Primary Presidency at church. Besides being busy with a new baby and his brother and sisters, I am teaching Let's Play Music Classes, and blogging about my creative endeavors at meandmyinsanity.blogspot.com. Kira (9) is enjoying drama club this year. She has read more books thank I probably have in my life. She's learning the keyboard quickly in music class. She was asked to give a speech at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new building at her school. Trenton (6) is adjusting to 1st grade and homework. He has suddenly become an excellent reader. He has a gift for music, but not a gift for following directions. *sigh* He still plans on being a scientist and is full of all the imagination and energy that a 6 year old can have. Tessa (3) has recently taken up hairstyling. She is responsible for the short hair do she is sporting now. She loves preschool, dance class, and attending music class (even though she isn't old enough). She's a little computer addict and will play Dora all day, if we let her. She's quite the artist on paper and on walls. She likes to write "T's" for Tessa on everything. She is a sweet big sister to Alec. Alec (8 mos.) is a mover and a shaker! He is exhibiting the same determination as his siblings in learning to get around. He is really a delightful baby! My only complaint is that sleeping is at the bottom of his priority list. He loves people and makes friends wherever we go.