Jeremy and I have been home for almost twenty-four hours.
We've spent the last ten days walking our feet off in England and France.
My mother(bless her), stayed with our children.
There will be multiple posts dedicated to this trip.
I have lots to say. Trust me.
However, it is getting late and I have two words: jet lag.
I will leave you with a few pictures, please feel free to fill in the words for me.
14 comments:
AHHHH, so jealous! Those pictures are BEAUTIFUL!! Can't wait to see/hear more of your trip.
What awesome pictures! I'm so glad you guys were able to do that!
I've been checking every day and I'm so glad you guys had a wonderful time! What a awesome talent you have to bring such wonderful pictures home with you to share. They are beautiful. I can't wait for more.
Glad you got back safe and sound. That gargoyle cracks me up!
All I can say is, JEALOUS.
THat look amazing. Can't wait to see the rest of your pictures.
You and Jeremy look so stylish! You fit right in in Europe. Glad you're home safe and sound. I'll see you soon!
Wonderful photos, Sonja!!! I'm glad you had such a fabulous trip, and I'm looking forward to reading all about it!
Great pictures! Is that little church for real? It looks like a fairyland. Man, that creepy devil gargoyle is sure to give me nightmares.
I wish I could have seen you while in town, but I'm so glad I got to come goof with, squeeze, and kiss all your little dears!
How beautiful! And you know what? While you were taking that picture of the Eiffel Tower we were 1100 feet above taking pictures of it as we flew by.
Your picture is much better :)
What great photos! I can't wait to hear more about your adventure.
Those are amazing! Fine art photos are beautiful. Of course they're all lovely but my favorite two are the bottom two.
Gorgeous. Can't wait to see more!
You are one stunning lady. The photos are so beautiful that they are beyond words. So glad that you are home and that you had such a wonderful time.
The photos look amazing. So glad we pulled over for gas where we did so Jeremy could capture the little church on the camera. You look stunning next to the Seine. Your photography and editing skills never cease to amaze me.
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