Peter, you've done it, way to go...signed off and everything :) Congratulations!!!!!
A very nice looking couple eh? Run way may be in their future.
Now here I think Kate just may be practicing a run way look, feel perhaps it should be peter behind the camera!
The girls (almost all of them, sorry Journey) 

The flowers girls, minus one...but I got her later. They were so cute, did an excellent job and despite tight shoes only one cried during the service and it was when Kate walked down the aisle...Ocean, our old (or rather young) softy.
Amanda and Brad, affection not foreign yet!
Peter and little mischevious Ethan, despite trying to go up front to help out with the service, Ethan did well during the service, even picking me a flower petal from the aisle way.
Amy and Joureny, I really do love Amy's hair now. And Journey was so cute, can't wait to see the video. 

Your carriage awaits... and Journey there in the front, hmn, some sort of symbolism going on there, nicely done.
I made sure to get a great picture of the horse as he did a great job!
And got a good picture of Sierra with her horse, capturing 2 of my favorite things at once. Pretty good.
Kate, excellent job on the dresses by the way! 

Wandering angels...I am sure looking for some sort of good to do!
Can't be happy all of the time!
David, Erin, Emma, Josiah and Hudson (Hudson is with Erin right ? :)
Back for a bit from Russia. Very nice.
Emma was just resting her happy face before official pictures began, really /;)
Many have seen this picture, it's perfect. The girls really were angelic, including in almost all their behavior! 

John and I...obviously :)
Amanda, my very amazing sister. She has her hair done pretty much the same as Ocean...pretty darn nice long hair, hope it doesn'thave to go /;)
Arriving after their carriage ride through Banff. Great idea, glad her dad made it happen.
The girls got to go to, I sent Sierra down to ask, he said no to Kate's mom regarding them going, but soon changed his mind--as long as an adult accompanied! How could he resist such cuties. 

The elusive Jon. But I caught him twice...always looking a bit like a rocker. Thanks for letting me get ya Jon. We love you too, bit like Morfar really, quite, unobtrusive...but there, quick with his mind, thinker. hmmmn, gotta get to know you better. Thanks for the fish :)

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Ethan is here too, off chasing a magpie which his hiding up by the tree. He was pretty well behaved this day, liked to have room to run and explore, tried it in the church which was a bit of a time for mom, dad, mom, grandma Tina...who else kept an eye?




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Bradley...our purse bearer, like that you don't mind a photograh taken here and there :) You look good!
Grandpa Andy, wish I had zoom so I didn't have to sneak up in heels. 

They really do look up to him 'grandpa Andy'. I love that he is worthy of their love and respect! and that he usually gets it from them :)




Morfar, wonderful, peaceful, keeping himself outta the way, but always there when needed, truly a great grandpa!! We love you Mor Far! And I know I don't say that enough. Thank you so much for all you've done for our family, for being there, for offering support and for raising good kids yourself, who we got to have as relatives. :)
 

We ARE alive!!

A peek at Sierra's new 'lice' do and her favorite kitty (who we tend to keep) actually cuddled up and sleeping with her!! So adorable. Then Ethan (his foot is in the first picture) cuddled up too.
 

E.D.B.D what a kid. Looks like he is excited to wear his sisters boots, but really I think he was just cold. I am setting a new trend for parents dressing their kids everywhere...any ideas of what I should call it? 

Ethan and his friend Nathan 

Here is Sierra on her little pony...who was out twice today! I thought he was going through our electric fence...and that Bandit (my horse) had also done that twice. I began to fix it by putting up more strands, looked up and saw Srgt. pepper out again! I knew he hadn't gone through the electric fence as I was right beside it and he was no where near me. I thought he had squeezed through the barbwire which would have been really bad as that is what our fence is and too keep him in would mean keeping him in the round pen for the rest of our time here. But it all came clear when I realized that upon putting up our most recent piece of electric fence which leads right up to the barn...we had forgotten that the barbwire fence (which makes up part of the new section) does not attach to the back of the barn. There is a nice clear pathway between the fence and the barn leading straight out to freedom, that amazingly enough only 2 of our horses found. Really dumb of us but also amusing. It is all good now soI expect not to see any more horses in my immediate back yard. But with my luck you just never know. (I thought one of the horses had been out yesterday as I found a bag of rabbit food in our barn, middle of the aisle with a horse nose shaped hole in it...but when I looked all of the horses were in and I didn't think they would ever go back through an electric fence after going through it in the first place and getting a shock...but the mystery is solved. He got out through the open pathway, entered the barn, dragged the rabbit food away from the wall, had a snack and then mosied back into the field for more green grass. Rascal should be his new name.) 

Sierra trotting on Silky...not too bad of posture eh? 

RIDING!! :)

From front to back we have: me, Tina, Dave Long and his daughter, Alex, is on the pony followed by our neighbors dog 'yellar' (not her real name...but what Sierra calls her). We all went for a jaunt around our field...so much fun, need to go longer. Tina is actually coming by today to go for a ride, I'd go but could get charged with abandonment of my kids. Oh well, maybe next time.