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My Photo Bombs

 Thursday, March 21st was World Down Syndrome Day so I sent Ethan to school in this shirt (and I wore one myself) that I had made based on a photo of one I saw from England.  I just love it.
 My cool dude!
 After the zombies or the bad guys - I can't keep track of who he is always attacking and fighting.
 Just some random photos of Wyatt, since he's always home with me.
 He is ALL boy.
 All the time!
 This is Wyatt on his bed with socks on his feet, as pot holders, feeding his animals.
 Wyatt is definitely my photo bomber - every time I try to take a photo of something to share, he always wants to be in the photo.
 But he's so cute, it's hard to be mad at him - or to resist him!!
 I've slowly been hanging up all the things I've been collecting over the years.  I added some pictures to these frames I've had since our old Douglasville home.  I finally just did it and got them up on the wall in the hallway from the formal living room to the kitchen.
This closer view shows the pictures of the boy on the left and family photos on the right.
The people I share this home and life with fill my heart with more love than I ever thought possible and put a smile on my face.

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