The Greene Life: Two Wheeler
September 16, 2009 | Filed Under Moving Pictures, The Greene Life
As you know, I take pictures of my kids routinely and share them here. I actually need to be better about showing some of my ongoing commercial work, weddings, portraits, etc…
Anyway, I’ve started a new category for posts that are basically “behind the scenes” of our family. In reality, they are “the scenes”. We are all living life together and experiencing things together as a family. We triumph with one another’s accomplishments and comfort the discouraged. I’m going to call these behind the scenes glimpses “The Greene Life.”
Hopefully they’ll mostly be moving pictures rather than stills, but we’ll see how it plays out.
Yesterday, Henry learned how to ride a bike (thanks Grammy for the bike). We recently moved to a house that affords us a quiet street and it took him all of a day to pick it up once we had the proper equipment and terrain.
And so, the first installment of The Greene Life, Two Wheeler.
(The BTS of the BTS is as follows: Shortly after Henry learns how to ride his bike we are talking to him about it and telling him we’re proud of him etc. Henry remarks “Next up, Motorcycle!”)
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that. was wonderful. MORE!
Sep 17, 2009
Wow! Great job, Henry. We are so proud of you.
We love you, and Jude, and Lola (and mom and dad).
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I love love love this, Aaron. Such beauty…and you have it to enjoy forever.
Thank you all for comments. Looking for more chances to make some more of these short films.
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