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........................................................................................................... {This Moment} A Friday Ritual. A Single Photo - No words - capturing a moment from the week. a simple, special, extraordinary moment. a moment I want to pause, savor, and remember. ..........................................................................................................

Coloring is a past time I do often but always wish I did more. This girl has a heart for making things beautiful too and when Grandma brought these pretty coloring pages made out of vellum sheets, she let Amity keep a stack so she could continue the creating long after Easter weekend ended. Having them scatter the glass of our back doors has made all of us so happy. Just seeing a splash of color feels inviting, fun, pretty, and reminds the kids of their contribution and that their art is valued. Everest is in the stage of holding his pencil/pen/marker in his fist and he easily gets frustrated when trying to stay in the lines or color in a designated area. But - he's getting there. His little focus, tongue out of course, is so evident already at 3 years old and it will only be a matter of time until he has the correct technique nailed down. I'm in no rush to get him there ahead of schedule. Jennie said that she found this set second hand so I'...

........................................................................................................... {This Moment} A Friday Ritual. A Single Photo - No words - capturing a moment from the week. a simple, special, extraordinary moment. a moment I want to pause, savor, and remember. ..........................................................................................................

Milo - our kitty is an indoor cat. But today, he escaped for 5 minutes of bliss in the sunshine. Milo Finds Happiness On A Spring Day Outdoors from Kim Adamson on Vimeo .

I love the fact that photography has allowed me the opportunity to capture meaningful moments in my life that I want to remember, but I equally love that it also has been the avenue for me in capturing my extended family and the growth of their families too. Amity is the oldest of 5 grandkids currently on Aaron's side of the family and his two sisters and I were all pregnant at the same time with 3 of those 5! What was even more neat was the spacing - which was completely unplanned on any of our parts but they are all 5 months apart. Everest was born in October, Gracelynn was born in March, and Cash was born in September. The three of them are so fun to watch together (when the rare chance comes for us all to be together now that everyone lives pretty far away and spread out). Here are some peeks at these three littles from the babe phase to now. Thankfully, I've also snagged lots of pics of all the grands or bundles of them here and there a...

........................................................................................................... {This Moment} A Friday Ritual. A Single Photo - No words - capturing a moment from the week. a simple, special, extraordinary moment. a moment I want to pause, savor, and remember. ..........................................................................................................

This week we indulged in some baking time as a family and created some easy and tasty banana muffins. Being that I'm still eating gluten free and keto - I actually didn't eat any of them or the batter - but my kiddos would tell you they were delicious! The recipe is fairly simple and I have had it pinned for awhile from this website here . It makes 12 decadent muffins that are good for the family to munch on throughout the week if stored with an airtight cover. Ingredients: * 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour * 1 tsp baking powder * 1 tsp baking soda * 1/2 tsp salt * 2-3 ripe bananas - mashed * 1 egg * 3/4 c white sugar * 1 tsp vanilla * 1/3 c butter melted Instructions: 1) Preheat your oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). 2) Coat muffin pans with non-stick spray or use paper liners. (We used liners and they came out great) 3) Add flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt in a bowl. Whisk to combine. Set aside. 4) In...