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A day in your life

I look at my son everyday and think someday I'll miss this. In thirty years, when he's grown up with a family of his own, I'll miss the day to day things that make our life what it is.  I'll miss making his breakfast, reading him a bedtime story, dancing in the living room.  I'll miss how his head smells after a bath, the way he looks at me when he's doing something naughty, his happy babble.  I will miss it.

I know in thirty years, I'll be pouring over every photograph I've ever taken, a bit misty eyed, fondly remembering when.  Every photograph will take me back to a memory, and I'll relive these years again.

I want to help you remember when.  I want to create a session that documents who you are as a family right here and now.  I want to capture the silliness, the crankiness, the unconditional love that makes your family who it is.  

I want to chronicle a day in your life.

Contact me at sarah(at)pikkuarkki.com or 050 349 4460 to schedule your session, party, or buy a gift certificate.

 

Tag Archives: Vantaa

Unreal

My belly is ginormous.  Sorry, I don’t have photos of it- I’ve been too lazy to take one.  You’ll just have to take my word for it. The size of my ginormous belly is an indication as to how soon our family will go from three plus dog to four plus dog.  And this, my...

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Bubbles!

So, it’s pretty much guaranteed that bubbles make ADORABLE photos.  Especially when your subject is a 19 month old little boy who knows something is SUPPOSED to happen when you dip the stick in the bottle, but doesn’t totally get the mechanics of it. I could have photographed this for hours. Oh, and you can...

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Visitor in a cute hat

Today our godson Lucas and his lovely mother Hanna braved a bus, two trains, and a long walk in order to come visit us here in Tikkurila.  We couldn’t have been happier. While Benjy was off playing in the sandbox, Hanna put Lucas on a blanket so he could have some tummy time.  She also...

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Fairy tale dusk

I had a neuvola appointment (the Finnish pre-natal system) on Wednesday.  At this appointment, they weighed me.  I realized that I had gained twice as much weight as I should have these past couple months.  Thinking back to all the junk I’ve been eating, I’m not actually surprised.  So, I’ve made a decision to cut...

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Summer?

Today was summer.  Seriously.  Maybe the only day of summer we’ll get all year.  And we had it today. It was gorgeous and warm and sunny and PERFECT. So we headed to the lake.  Nevermind the water would be freezing (did I mention we had a blizzard last Tuesday?), Benjy could play in the sand,...

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Barefoot and Pregnant

I’m sorry, maybe you didn’t hear me.  I said BAREFOOT and pregnant. Yesterday we had what could only be described as spring.  And in my backyard, sheltered from wind, with plenty of full sun, it was a bit like summer. And today?  Well, today it was back to business as usual.  Rain, cold, wind, miserable…

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Fashion (non)sense

Beggars can’t be choosers.  If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the course of my time as my mother, it’s that.  And when it comes to baby clothes?  We are TOTAL beggars.  We have actually purchased- our actual selves- probably about 50 dollars worth of clothing for Benjy.  Okay, maybe 100.  But everything else has...

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You should see the other guy…

So, Benjy had a rough 24 hours last week.  He transformed from a little boy into a total kamikaze, falling off the couch three times and falling off the outside step once. Here are his battle wounds.

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Ain’t nothing cuter…

… than a baby in a diaper. You can dress ‘em in their Sunday finest.  Put on the funniest little t-shirt.  Find the cutest shoes and best hat. They won’t be as cute as a kid in a diaper. Nope, not nearly.

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Potty Training

Here’s my how-to guide on potty training, gleaned from one week’s experience in potty training my own little bundle of joy. Step one:  buy the training potty.  This is seemingly more difficult than one would think- I kept forgetting to buy it when at the store.  Like, FOR MONTHS kept forgetting. Step two:  put your...

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