Here are some pictures of our little miss Siobhán all dressed up as a little Honey Bee for Halloween:
You can see all of the pictures here, or view a slideshow here.
Siobhán’s First Halloween
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Adorable!!! She is just too precious. Insects are good things to be for a baby’s first Halloween (wink, wink)!!!
Oh that is too too precious! I love the naptime shot with Grandma showing the smiley face on her tushy! Too sweet!. Hmmm.. the Kellehers give out the big bars eh? Maybe the Yeingsts need to add that house to our list of “must hit” houses! Yum!
Thanks Jenn! Yes she was just adorable in her little honey bee costume!
Thanks Vanessa! Yes those pictures of her with Grandma were very cute!
And yes we do give out the big bars too! We get a lot of happily surprised kids when they see those going into their bags! Of course, I look forward to all of the leftover Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups that we have left over (I don’t let them go out the door unless we’ve already run out of everything else first!)
Aawww, my poor girl! You know she’s thinkin, “What are these crazy-*+>, $#@!-%&* doing?” (voice-over dubbed by Wanda Sykes(edited version), of course) But these pix do remind me of some eerily similar photos of Erin at that age (one month old)….I gotta get my old pix converted to digital somehow. Chris, got any expert advice?
Hi Brie, oh yes, I am sure that’s exactly what’s she is thinking… you can see it in her eyes!
And of course I am sure she’ll appreciate it when she’s older and daddy and mommy so her friends these silly pictures of her when she was a baby!
I actually need to get some of my old pictures and negatives scanned as well, I’ve been meaning to do this ever since I got my pictures online. I would probably go with http://www.scancafe.com/ myself. They use high end Nikon scanning equipment, and Kodak Digital ICE software to ensure the best quality scans. And their prices are competitive and in line with what most companies charge.
It’s not cheap if you have a large number of things to scan, but having them forever to share in digital format is a huge plus.
Cool - thanks! I have some really old family pix and military shots of my Dad like the ones on their homepage too. I haven’t really looked through the site yet, do you know if they do restoration of really, really, REALLY old photos or any converting of 35mm flicks to CD/DVD? My mom’s even got some really old pix from the fam in Ireland (probably some of the first ever taken in history, I think - ha!), which would make a great Christmas present for the ‘rents.