Pictures from today...
We went to the wading pool this afternoon. Sadie stares down the kids who called her "carrot top"...
Later, I went on a bike ride through the art gallery that is downtown Winnipeg...
Love thy neighbor...
"Nice bike!"
Re-elect Sam Katz in '06...
Winnipeg icon and head of the North End's Kern Hill Furniture for almost 50 years, the late Nick Hill. This sits on the closed up storefront of Clifford's department store on Portage Avenue...
Shortly after their father died, Nick's sons moved the business off North Main and to the suburbs...
Kelly House, built in 1882, is one of two houses that remain in Winnipeg's warehouse district...
Before companies relied on flash and technology to advertise, they relied on craft and beauty...
Bring back the Jets...
On the left, at the corner of Princess St and Alexander Ave, one of the last remaining buildings designed by Barber and Barber, an early Winnipeg architecture firm. This one goes back to the early 1880's. In the foreground, one of several spur line remnants still laying in the Exchange District
Mitchell Copp Jeweller's display window, showcasing the creations of famed Point Douglas artist Jordan Van Sewell
Our garage...
We went to the wading pool this afternoon. Sadie stares down the kids who called her "carrot top"...
Later, I went on a bike ride through the art gallery that is downtown Winnipeg...
Love thy neighbor...
"Nice bike!"
Re-elect Sam Katz in '06...
Winnipeg icon and head of the North End's Kern Hill Furniture for almost 50 years, the late Nick Hill. This sits on the closed up storefront of Clifford's department store on Portage Avenue...
Shortly after their father died, Nick's sons moved the business off North Main and to the suburbs...
Kelly House, built in 1882, is one of two houses that remain in Winnipeg's warehouse district...
Before companies relied on flash and technology to advertise, they relied on craft and beauty...
Bring back the Jets...
On the left, at the corner of Princess St and Alexander Ave, one of the last remaining buildings designed by Barber and Barber, an early Winnipeg architecture firm. This one goes back to the early 1880's. In the foreground, one of several spur line remnants still laying in the Exchange District
Mitchell Copp Jeweller's display window, showcasing the creations of famed Point Douglas artist Jordan Van Sewell
Our garage...
posted by Erin and Rob at 8:21 PM
2 Comments:
I love the carrot top photo. Sadie- you get those mean kiddos who would dare call you anything less than gorgeous!! I can't wait to squeeze those cheeks of yours!
I love the photography- great pics! I agree~ BRING BACK THE JETS!! See you guys soon!! We'll have some toasting to do then.... :)
Crack kills, Sadie.... (nice diaper crack in the top photo- I knew you had some Martens in you!!!)
love,
Jake
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