Mientras que en Bergen, tuvimos la suerte de poder pasar tiempo con Primos Andreas y Anette y los niños maravillosos (como en "los hijos" esta vez, no cabritos — aunque, es cierto, a veces es difícil saber la diferencia). (Haz clic aquí si no entiendes.)
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| TRADITIONAL NORWEGIAN NATIONAL DAY PORTRAIT. RETRATO TRADICIONAL DEL DIA NACIONAL DE NORUEGA. |
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| SOUND ASLEEP FOR THE FIRST 10 MINUTES OF OUR RIDE TOGETHER. PROFUNDAMENTE DORMIDO DURANTE LOS PRIMEROS 10 MINUTOS DE NUESTRO PASO JUNTOS. |
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| "WHERE DID YOU COME FROM?!?" ¿¡¿DE DONDE VIENES?!? |
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| AND BACK HOME: MOOSE... AND DUDO BELOW. Y DE VUELTA A CASA: MOOSE... Y DUDO ABAJO. |
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| THE KIDS HERE ARE VERY HAPPY, TOO. LOS NIÑOS AQUÍ ESTAN MUY FELICES, TAMBIÉN. |
I'd rather have los ninos gatos, gracias.
ReplyDeleteanne marie:
DeleteI love them all. The kids at top were a joy and very entertaining.
That second photo is how I prefer children.
ReplyDeleteThose last two, though, are the best ever!
Bob:
DeleteOh, I'm a soft touch for kids. Just one look and I melt. These kids were wonderful. But I DO love my own two kids!
They're ALL too cute for words!
ReplyDeleteDebra:
DeleteI agree.
Wide-eyed and bushy tailed!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable children and of course Moose and Dudo....what can I say!?
Jim:
DeleteAndreas and Anette's kids are the sweetest... and they would terrorize Dudo and Moose.
Love those traditional silver sneakers in the first photo - I had no idea. ;-) All the kids are adorable.
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteAfter managing to get the two younger ones dressed for National Day, her parents gave up on traditional for her and opted for easy and comfortable.
Aren't they just the sweetest things EVER? - and don't waste time wondering which photos I'm talking about!
ReplyDeleteRay:
DeleteAs if I even took a moment to wonder. I thought of you when I posted that first photo.
Beautiful pictures of beautiful creatures.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteI forgot to credit Andreas with that first photo. He emailed it to me that day and I immediately asked if I could use it. I wish we lived closer!
A'hem.. children good to see, nice to have them around for awhile ...but definitely not without their parents....speaking from experience here as a Grandpa ;-)
ReplyDeleteHeron:
DeleteI love kids, but this group definitely required help from the parents. The two oldest are just learning English and the youngest... well... nursing!
lovely children and cats
ReplyDeleteGosia:
DeleteAll very sweet.
Mitchell, such wonderful photos today, the first and third ones especially.
ReplyDeleteMoose and Dudo look so happy that you are back home.
Take care!
Robin
Robin:
DeleteMoose and Dudo don't let us out of their sight. I wish the other three (and their parents) lived closer!
Now that is a WTF look if I have ever seen it!!!! And I don't mean the cats - those are looks of "you left us! you will pay!"
ReplyDeleteWillym:
DeleteI was worried what she might do (like cry) when she woke up and saw me. I got that look and we then became best friends. The cats were so happy to see us and will hardly let us out of their sight. We feel loved.
Phew! I was concerned when you started talking about Moose meat... ;)
ReplyDeleteWalt the Fourth:
DeleteOur friend Pedro said the same thing and I was so dense I hadn't even made the connection.
Lovely captures of the children aka Kids!
ReplyDeleteThe portrait special had me giggling.
Those massive eyes are magical.
Ron:
DeleteI cracked up when Andreas sent me the National Day photo. So much better than the usual!
Yeah!!
ReplyDeleteJudy:
DeleteDoesn't it just make you smile?!?