September 29, 2007
eyelashes
Ben eyelashes, Canon Digital Rebel XTi
The boys always get the pretty long lashes....
and speaking of lashes, make sure you are wearing waterproof mascara for this inspiring link {via Sara}
And I love Jen lemen's letting go of fear ritual. It might be just the thing to set you off on a new fresh path.
Posted on September 29, 2007 10:59 AMyes, I have been following Randy Pausch and his journey..what an amazing human being. your Ben is just beautiful.....they grow up so fast. my oldest is 14 and i remember the first time i held his little sweet wonderful self just like it was yesterday.
Posted by: shelbi at October 3, 2007 03:15 PMBen is sooooooo cute and look at him! He's a little boy now....losing (sadly) the baby-ness.
Posted by: Leslie at October 3, 2007 10:59 AMOy. I just loved this photo! Thanks for that link. It was indeed moving and inspiring...
Posted by: Alex at October 1, 2007 01:46 PMWhen my brother was four or five, he cut his eyelashes because they were too long and were bothering him!
Posted by: merrymishaps at October 1, 2007 07:47 AMJust beautiful. x
Posted by: Lucia at October 1, 2007 06:15 AMOh my goodness
this is one of the best photos youve taken of your darling.
What a perfect shot.
Oh, that is delish!
Posted by: tracey at September 30, 2007 10:12 PMSurely there are angels among us, and Ben is one of them!!
Such amazing lashes on such a beautiful boy.
How blessed are you?
Thank you for a beautiful post with the link to Jen Lemen's blog.
Her "releasing fear ritual" is just what I need right now.
I am facing some new choices and opportunities right now and fear is exactly what's keeping me stuck.
Thanks again.
:)
Always touched and inspired by your blog. Thank you. Ever inspiring reading about the Dr. who is dying of cancer and the fear ritual is so appropriate since I am having to end what has been a very signifacant relationship in my life and lastly, Ben's face! The innocence that shines forth is priceless and wonderful. I did not and can not have children so it is an extra special treat that you share photos of your beautiful sun, I mean son!
Very grateful that I stumbled upon your blog that keeps me plugged in in a transformational way. Best wishes, Denise L.
Always touched and inspired by your blog. Thank you. Ever inspiring reading about the Dr. who is dying of cancer and the fear ritual is so appropriate since I am having to end what has been a very signifacant relationship in my life and lastly, Ben's face! The innocence that shines forth is priceless and wonderful. I did not and can not have children so it is an extra special treat that you share photos of your beautiful sun, I mean son!
Very grateful that I stumbled upon your blog that keeps me plugged in in a transformational way. Best wishes, Denise L.
such gorgeous eyes.
i watched the video of Dr Pausch's whole speech the other evening. some lovely, inspiring words about dreams and the people you share them with.
take care,
amy
AWWWEEEE... OH HE IS JUST AN ANGEL!
NAMASTE
XO
MB IN JTREE
Agreed--my son, 6 months--has the best eyelashes! Come to think of it, so does my brother.
Posted by: Amy at September 29, 2007 07:12 PMWow.
Wowowow.
I felt it sock me in the gut when Jen wrote:
"Some place with little bits of beauty that call out to you, reminding you it’s safe to be honest here."
...because I hadn't ever realized why I could be safe in my favorite place, and it's because I am free of artifice there. Great exercise.
Good stuff, good stuff. Thanks for those.
Posted by: MontanaJen at September 29, 2007 06:01 PMBeautiful! And yeah, why is it that the boys get them? http://flickr.com/photos/lulutrix/298274274/in/set-72157594371230177/
Posted by: emma at September 29, 2007 10:44 AMWhat a beautiful shot!!
Posted by: Silvia at September 29, 2007 10:33 AM