Family pics

pdxKingsFan

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He looks really happy PDX and very cute. Where did you get the bike seat? I've never seen one like that before.
It is an i-Bert Safe-T seat. A friend from an old job had one and recommended it, I think we got it from Amazon (was actually a gift or I'd have bought from my local shop).
 
Darling pictures and adorable kids, Elise10 and Kingsgirl4! :D

Here's my son and his 1 1/2 year old daughter on the slide at the park....click to see big pic. :D

 

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And another picture of my girls at Dillon Beach. This time I was the one taking the picture. Had a great, great time!!

 


This ginormous cupcake monster was photographed in July... She just turned 2 then.



Me & my wife, back in 2001. Yeah, we classy. We still look that good too. Just thought it would be fun to show my favorite pic of us to you all.
 
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pdxKingsFan

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Hard to believe it, but somebody just had a birthday.






When you arrive on your due date, what do you do for an encore?

Take your first steps at your first birthday party in front of all the grandparents with all the cameras rolling. I have video somewhere but haven't had time to play with it.
 
Ryan: Great pics and your daughter is beautiful!

pdx: A year old already? :eek: ;) Love the cake. What a handsome little guy. The first steps was a nice birthday touch. :)
 
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pdxKingsFan

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I've been playing around with photo mosaics to give to the grandparents for Christmas, possibly get them blown up full size on canvas.

If you take at least one photo a day, may as well do something with it, right?

Here's one I've done as a test, small size.

Original in spoiler.
About 2000 photos in this one, max one duplicate. I will probably go no duplicates once I get some more photos transfered.

2 for 1: just saw this on wifey's facebook:
 
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DISNEYLAND!!!



Princess Aryalin (pronounced most commonly uh-Ry-uh-lin. Ary for short) and Minnie.



Us in front of the first "A" in California - Out in front of California Adventure.



Awesome Mickey Mouse Firework for the Mickey fanatics out there.


Great experience for the baby. I recommend not going until they hit 5 years old though, 2 year olds are impossible to control. No one could convey that with the required gravity before I went. 2 year olds are nuts.

@PDX - that's freakin' cool
 
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Great pics, Ryan!

One word of warning? It doesn't get much better if they're 5. They might listen a little better, but they can also run a LOT faster!

:p
 
Great pics, Ryan!

One word of warning? It doesn't get much better if they're 5. They might listen a little better, but they can also run a LOT faster!

:p
LOL!

I love seeing pics of kingsfans.com members, their kids and familes. Thanks for sharing all of you! :D
 
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pdxKingsFan

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I remember my first trip to Disneyland when I was 4 my feet were sore from waiting in lines midway through the first day. It was a 2 or 3 day trip, so I don't think I ran off anywhere. I remember causing quite a bit of trouble the last time I went when I was 17 though.

My mother in law lives pretty close to the park but I think I have 4 as the target date for TJ's first trip.
 
40 inches is the minimum height requirement for many of the rides, go when they're that tall. It's a pain to park the stroller, pull on the backpack, and pawn off your kid to the nearest willing relative so you can at least ride space mountain once.