We are all still doing well here in southern Japan. The weather is warming up and we are getting out and about more.
The boys are all on spring break and Ian made it home just in time for the fun! We are lucky to have a professional photographer that is stationed here with her husband. For the first time in 5 years I had professional Sakura pictures taken.
Noah is my most photogenic child. He is a natural with pictures and I swear at times my son will grown up and be a model.
Some days I wish I could slow down time.
I am still keeping an eye on things progressing up north. We are over 900 miles away from the reactor and if something changes I am confident the Navy will let us know. For now we are going to enjoy our last Sakura season in Japan...
We are all still doing well here in southern Japan. The weather is warming up and we are getting out and about more.
The boys are all on spring break and Ian made it home just in time for the fun! We are lucky to have a professional photographer that is stationed here with her husband. For the first time in 5 years I had professional Sakura pictures taken.
Noah is my most photogenic child. He is a natural with pictures and I swear at times my son will grown up and be a model.
Some days I wish I could slow down time. 
I am still keeping an eye on things progressing up north. We are over 900 miles away from the reactor and if something changes I am confident the Navy will let us know. For now we are going to enjoy our last Sakura season in Japan...
3 comments:
Sort of a bittersweet season?
The pictures are GREAT! :o)
Beautiful photos. :)
Been thinking of you.
Wonderful photos! The kids have grown so much!
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