Family Portrait

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The Groneman family went and had professional pictures taken today. Emmy was pretty good for it, all things considered. She didn't want to smile, but she didn't cry either. She was tired and hungry, even though she got up from her nap, bathed, and ate right before we went.

We've ordered some 8x10's for the Grandparents, and 5x7's for the Aunts & Uncles. We've also purchased the rights to the photos, so we can post them online legally and order more prints later on if we want.

Here they are:

Comments

Marilyn said…
Cute pictures! Wow, how did you get all of them? Did you have to mortgage your home? :)
Good job, proud parents!
11 February, 2009 19:55
Gramps said…
The first family portrait. Ah...how soon those family portraits get out of date. Cute little family.
11 February, 2009 19:56
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