Ok, so since I last wrote (and YES I know it has been awhile) we sold our house, bought a new house and are about to embark on huge home remodeling project in the new house. I will save all the details on the home remodeling project for a later time, when I have photos to tell the story.
Today, we took Gabriel to the Cetronia Fire Station. I am fortunate to have a customer who has been a volunteer firefighter there for over 14 years. She invited us to bring Gabe so he could check it out. He was overwhelmed with excitment and joy. The photos really tell the story! Thank you so much Melissa, for making a little boy's day, week and even month! (BTW Gabe thinks that you live there and keeps asking to go back to Melissa's house! AND we decided that visiting the fire trucks again, is a great bribe for successful potty training, so depending on how much he wants to come back again, we may have to see you soon...let's hope!)
So the captions are: Melissa in her gear, while Gabe not so enthusied; Gabe loves Melissa's hat, but it is really heavy and he needs to hold it on; Riding in a fire truck, makes me smile my biggest smile; Playing with a hose and water...a boy's dream; Driving a fire truck is almost as fun as riding in one; Oh, Mom and Dad were there too!
Ok, so the other thing that happened was Gabe decided not to nap like 4 days this week, so I still want to upload some shot of what I was scrappin' the other weekend. I might even get to that later tonight. I promise. I just about finished our Hawaii album!
Even more exciting for me...today I figured out why all my pictures were coming out blue when I was using the full manual setting on my DigiSLR. It is still sort of a new toy. Sometime when we were in Hawaii all my manual pictures were coming out blue. Today (only 4 months later) I realized that my white balance setting was completely on something weird. I don't even know what the symbols stand for, but I fixed it today (not until after the fire truck pictures) but I am just happy I finally figured it out. I like playing with my manual settings. But man was I stumped for a long time!