Wordless Wednesday - 2009-01-07

Christmas Report - 2

My Grandson in action with Christmas Gifts. No comments needed.
Click to enlarge and enjoy a very engaged young boy.
(All photos taken without Flash in order not to disturb him)












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PhotoHunt: SUPPORT - July 12 -2008

Seb needed support when he was Grinding Almonds.
To make Marzipan and Ginger House

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Bright - PhotoHunters June 28 - 2008

My dear readers do know I have not participated as normal lately here at PH. Even been a lousy commenter. Let me first of all say thanks for all kind words and warm thoughts in the past weeks.
Then, to this weeks theme: Bright.


I must admit, among my thousands of photos and scannings, I needed a little inspiration to figure out what to present. Hence, I did a Google Search. It's allways a natural story behind - yeah?
I found an inspiration more powerful, that I could ever expect. The Brights. You should visit this site if you will have a clue what Respect and Peace and a Naturalistic view can do for this Planet.





Then I found a Picture taken by my Father in the late 50'ies. It was a Bright Idea to capture me when diving into the Nature - The Oslo Fjord.

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Wordless - April 30 - 2008

This is the Roosevelt Monument, in Oslo, Norway, situated just outside a Middle Age Fortress and Castle (Akershus).
The Photo is scanned from an old slide. You can see my two youngest kids.
- Mats in the middle, is now married in USA.
- Ingelin to the left has just finnished her 1 1/2 year assignement in Florida, USA.
They did not know at the time this photo was taken. A Token? What do you think?

PS. Excuse the quality of this scanning. The Slide is suberp. Need rescanning?

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Wordless Wednesday - Sept 5 - 2007

My grandson needed some refreshments during his hard Work

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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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