Emma after trying a hot chestnut, Greenfield Village, December 20, 2013

Home from School - January 2014

At Firehouse Subs in Waterford - January 22, 2013

January 2014

Snuggling with Koji - December 2013

Furby - Christmas 2013

Emma with her Girl Scout troop at the Parade Company - November 2013

Emma - Summer 2012 at the JCC

Our house in 2012

Emma and Grandma Mason at the JCC - 2013

Emma, Koji and Abbi - December 2013

Emma, Jordan and Allie at the JCC - 2013

Emma and Abbi at the Simpson's house - summer 2012

Emma and Daddy - Lighthouse Point, FL - April 2013

Emma as Elizabeth Swann - Halloween 2013

Emma and Mama at the Dairy Queen - 2009

Emma in Playa del Carmen, Mexico - November 2009

Emma fishing - 2009

Emma - January to April 2010

April 2010, wearing the same dress Abbi wore to our wedding. (The difference: Abbi was 8 years old when she wore this dress. Emma is only 5 and a half!)




January 2010, playing with "Moon Sand":

Mexico - November, 2009

Emma - Summer 2009 Photos

Dancing at the Concert in the Park

Eating watermelon on Lisa's porch

Snapping beans at Lisa's house for dinner

Emma's last days at Montessori School

Emma's First Photos

Emma now has a Little Tikes camera she got for Christmas. Usually the photos it takes are horrible in terms of quality, but she has taken a few really interesting/artistic/funny pictures. Plus, you can see that her technique has actually improved if you look at them over time.

So, without further ado, here are the first of Emma's photographs, taken from Christmas Day 2008, through March 22, 2009:


Emma's Room


Looking down from upstairs


Our back yard, from Emma's viewpoint


Jordan


Lily


Andrew, Emma's cousin


Self-Portrait


Weebles!


Ann Arbor Sky


Ann Arbor Grass


Ann Arbor Bike


Ann Arbor Buildings


Ann Arbor Sidewalk Paint


Daddy and Jordan outside the Museum of Natural History


Cat Statue at the Museum


Flash photo which Emma took despite the 'No Flash Photography' sign in the Planetarium! (The picture is the side of the projector... we were all surprised you could tell what this photo was, when we got the camera home. Everyone in the audience laughed.)