As promised, here is Part Two of yesterday’s post, where I continue down memory lane, this time with my son Brian. Unfortunately, most of the photos from his childhood do not include me (I was holding the camera), so I filled in with other loved ones.
~ So ends this two-part series of my Blast From the Past. ~
Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge: Change
What does change mean to you?
Jennifer's Journal 
I loved the session with your kids Jennifer, where does time go?
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I know, Kath. I’ve got my son and his girlfriend here this weekend for Thanksgiving, so it’s all good! 😊
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Terrific photos all. It’s such a privilege to be able to look back on all those moments…
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Thank you, Frederick, I’m happy you enjoyed them. 🙂
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Beautiful photos.
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Thanks, and thank you for following. 😊
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Aww great photos Jennifer. You know, you looked like a doll when your kids were little, such beautiful skin you have. ❤
Diana xo
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Thanks, Diana. Fun to look back on ourselves when young and smooth. 😊 feels like another life now though. ❤
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You’re beautiful!
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Aww…you’re good for my ego! ❤
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This series was wonderful, Jennifer. My kids first goal in life was to be taller than me. I had to chuckle at the last photo of you and your son–yup, taller than you. Kids have a way of doing that, don’t they?!
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Especially boys with their moms! Thanks Lois, it was fun watching them grow up like that on my blog. 🙂
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A lovely boy and terrific Mum! 🙂
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Aww, thanks, Elizabeth. xo
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This life cycle is a beautiful thing!
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I can’t help but agree! Thanks for dropping by. 🙂
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It’s hard to see that little boy in the grown man. I bet it’s easy for you. For me, with my kids, I can’t separate the emotion and interior monologue with what’s right in front of my eyes. My son smiles and I see a whoosh of memories.
How fun this was.
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Thanks, Jacqui, I’m glad you enjoyed my little pictorials. I know what you mean by seeing the little boy inside. It’s part of being a loving mom, I think. 🙂 But I love the way you put it.
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Boy – he’s like his mom! How cool is that ☺️
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I know, right? 🙂
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More great memories Jennifer, how times change 🙂
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Oh boy, do they ever. I feel as if I have lived several lives when I look back on it.
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Oh those curls and that smile. Definitely a cutie! And how pretty you look in that scarf. Wonder if I could pull that off on a bad hair day…
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He is, isn’t he? 🙂 Is it two boys you have, Carrie?
I never thought the scarf look was very attractive on me, but looking back thirty years, well yes, I’ll go along with it. ha ha…thanks!
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Yes, I have two sons, 15 and 18.
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Have they inherited your sense of humour? 😉
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They are both wonderfully witty. Whether it came from me or not, I don’t know. 🙂
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Great photos, Jennifer. A beautiful little boy has grown into a handsome man. You should be very proud..:)
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George, I am a very proud momma of both my children, aand they continue to make me proud every day. Thanks!
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