Photo Hunters - August 25 - 2007
We have some traditions in our family that makes 4 generations very HAPPY.
Here is a representative of this tradition. Yezz, we were all around around the table - making traditional Norwegian X-Mas cakes. And you can all see how this tradition goes from generation to generation. With joy and happiness. You should know how proud my Mother (88) was, when we told and showed the photos of Seb making cookies for her. Nearly teardropping.
My mother is 82 years older than Seb. They play well together, when togethered.
That's my contribution to HAPPY
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Labels: boy, cakes, happy, photohunter, photohunters
33 Comments:
that is a lovely photo and makes me want cake!
what could be lovelier than that? Great shot!!
What a great way for all generations to celebrate. Great post!
Great photo. How wonderful that you have such a special tradition!
I love the shared tradition and a great picture of a happy face.
By this picture you are taking me down my childhood memory lane Tor - ohhh how I remember those day. It looks like your making marzipan ?
Thanks for sharing the tradition:) Cute photo too!
I love traditions and that is a very happy face I see too! Great picture!!!
this is very touching; i know how your mother feels
EXCELLENT! He does indeed look very happy! And I'm sure she WAS happy to get those cookies! How nice that they play well together! ;)
Lovely photo with a lovely tradition and he sure is happy helping out preparing the cake :) Here's mine
how sweet and lovely
That's really a nice picture and also the tradition. Unfortunately we don't have any other generation left and no future generation either. The latter will happen I hope at least, lol !
Look at that happy face!!! family traditions are wonderful. Now if you would only share the family recipe for that Xmas cake... =)
happy weekend!
now you are making me hungry! I can feel the happiness around.
Great photo for the theme!
Come see mine and then stop in to help me for a photo contest (not up yet)
There really is something to be happy about. Sharing the good in life :-)
...and it's fun how something that makes you happy, can be tear breaking!
My mother always laugh so the tears drops down her cheeks.
I still have some family traditions to pass to my son. I enjoy the times when we prepare for festive celebrations.
I would like to see what a Norwegian X-mas cake look like.
A wonderful shot of happy family memories! A happy smile, doing happy things, during a happy time. Perfect for the theme!
Wonderful photo! Family traditions are precious and it is great that celebrating together makes all the generations happy. :)
What a great photo and story to describe "happy." Thanks for sharing!
Great post and a lovely tradition. Your Christmas cakes look very different from our British Christmas cakes if that's what the picture shows
Le bonheur c' est aussi la tradition, la transmission des savoirs faire et les échanges intergénérationnels! Ok?
Seb looks really very happy!
The HAPPINESS from and for recipients is eveient in photo and story. Wonderful tradition.
Come sse mine if you ahven't already.
beautiful photo and tradition :)
This is a wonderful way to be happy. Family together is very precious.
There's no generation gap between grandparents and kids is there?
That's a lovely photo, Tor, and the little one looks as if he's having a lovely time.
:) 4 generations??? wow.
Very nice photo!
What a nice tradition Tor. Looks pretty good too. 82 years between your mother and Seb....that's pretty special.
Nothing beats preserving our own tradition and yes I bet your Mommy is happy coz I did too :D
And where are your boat this Monday? Has it gone under...? *giggles*
Seriously, I hope everything is OK and you got power internet connection to show up here later :-)
My Boats on Monday post are up, incredible enough!!!!
CU L8er allig8or
Great photo! So do you make kringla and lefse, too??? ;-)
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He looks so proud of himself too. Great photo and family tradition.
I love how grandparents and children get so close! Lovely picture :-)
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