Among The Reasons Why I Love My Parents

Your mom is one of the sweetest, thoughtful, most peaceful, and encouraging people I've ever met. I love her, too, and I'm so glad that you shared this post. It's awesome.
Plus, I totally dig your mom's hat -- GREAT!
=) Liz

You're all so blessed. Your parents seem like warm, loving, fun people. From following your blog & Jessica's, I can see that your parents have raised creative, positive, thoughtful people. I'm sure your brother is the same. The pictures are amazing. I wish...no, I long to live on the Oregon coast. It's beautiful. Thanks for sharing, Ali.

so beautiful. this one made me teary.

Just like the last comment Ali - so many of your posts make me teary eyed. You do a great job with words and photos - the story comes across so incredibly well. The design elements compliment rather than hold the position of importance. Bravo.

These are AMAZING photo's !!!

What great photos---totally love the last one!!!!!!!!!!

Ali, I grew up on the Oregon Coast and I was just wondering which beach that was??? Those photos took me back in time!! You are awesome, and as always, THANK YOU!

My children have incredible granparents as well, and I often find myself marveling at this blessing in the children's lives.
Committed, beautiful, nurturing, fun-loving relationships with those who love them = so important for our little ones!
btw, I *love* the photo of grandmother and grandson playing tag in the surf.

I am so blessed to have such amazing parents too (and they take photos as well! lol!) Having grown up with one set of grandparents choosing not to know us (being children of a bi-racial marriage) and the other set whom i adored living 4000km away across the Pacific ocean, I know I REALLY cherish our kids' relationships with their grandparents. Loved those photos too.
Bless you Ali,
Lusi x

That's awesome!! He's a lucky kiddo to have a family like that. But I'm sure they feel as lucky to have him in their lives. Just how that works, huh?

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