Comments on: Surprise from former ward http://timeandtide.prepys.com/archives/2006/01/26/surprise-from-former-ward/ Family & Social Issues, Education & Culture, Life & Celebrations! Tue, 02 Dec 2008 08:25:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Photography | Time & Tide http://timeandtide.prepys.com/archives/2006/01/26/surprise-from-former-ward/#comment-1198 Photography | Time & Tide Tue, 19 Sep 2006 03:13:07 +0000 http://timeandtide.prepys.com/archives/2006/01/26/surprise-from-former-ward/#comment-1198 [...] Since we are in the media industry,  a camera has always been a must have for me and my husband. And in the process of this job of capturing people and events, we got hooked to photography. As we reared two boys and one girl, our favorite subjects naturally geared towards them. My husband tried to capture their moods in candid poses in various states of emotion - from crying to smiling to laughing; and various states of playfulness - from a quiet sit down chess game or Barbie doll play to a rugged wrestling or ball game. And that was before the advent of digital photography! Our collection of photos is so HUGE and until now, I have not finished organizing them in albums. You have to believe me - we have boxes and boxes of photos lying around, and I am now at a loss on how to store and organize them. I admit, I was at fault for not having done so before. But I think the volume of photos coming in was too much for me to handle then, considering I had to balance my time with multiple jobs of teaching, caring for my kids and maintaining the household. In time, as the children grew up, our interest in photography waned. Maybe we got tired. Or maybe it’s a case of “photo glut” - you know - there is this tendency to take something for granted when we have so much (too much) of it. [...] […] Since we are in the media industry,  a camera has always been a must have for me and my husband. And in the process of this job of capturing people and events, we got hooked to photography. As we reared two boys and one girl, our favorite subjects naturally geared towards them. My husband tried to capture their moods in candid poses in various states of emotion - from crying to smiling to laughing; and various states of playfulness - from a quiet sit down chess game or Barbie doll play to a rugged wrestling or ball game. And that was before the advent of digital photography! Our collection of photos is so HUGE and until now, I have not finished organizing them in albums. You have to believe me - we have boxes and boxes of photos lying around, and I am now at a loss on how to store and organize them. I admit, I was at fault for not having done so before. But I think the volume of photos coming in was too much for me to handle then, considering I had to balance my time with multiple jobs of teaching, caring for my kids and maintaining the household. In time, as the children grew up, our interest in photography waned. Maybe we got tired. Or maybe it’s a case of “photo glut” - you know - there is this tendency to take something for granted when we have so much (too much) of it. […]

]]> By: G http://timeandtide.prepys.com/archives/2006/01/26/surprise-from-former-ward/#comment-4 G Fri, 27 Jan 2006 15:26:01 +0000 http://timeandtide.prepys.com/archives/2006/01/26/surprise-from-former-ward/#comment-4 we owe you so much... :) very very thankful that you became one of my teachers. we owe you so much… :)

very very thankful that you became one of my teachers.

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