This Ever Happen to You?

[Gdad]

Took a picture of my 6yo DD - going for the cheesy "I'm wearing the big hat" pose and kind of wigged out when I looked at it at home. She is growing up way way too fast for me. :sad1:

http://SCL.smugmug.com/photos/123226145-L.jpg

[ukcatfan]

If you think that is bad...

We have to pick out a high school for our oldest DD in a couple of weeks!!!

The youngest of the three is almost six now. I don't know where the time goes.

BTW - That is a nice shot.

Kevin

[Nite0wl71]

Nice picture :thumbsup2

I think when you are around them everyday you don't notice, but you see it instantly in pictures.

My youngest DD is going to HS next year and we are in the process of picking out schools also.

[robinb]

What a great picture! She's a real cutie :).

[jann1033]

nice photo ..my baby is 27 :faint: which makes me wonder how i had her when i was only 3 yrs old:confused3 :rotfl2:

[DVC Jen]

I feel your pain. I have that happen all the time with our youngest DD whom is 13 - going on 18. :scared1:

She will be heading off to high school next year as well. Our oldest - heading off to COLLEGE! :eek:

I feel old.

[I'mNoPrince]

We are also waiting out the HS (she just got her placement scores back)results.

Then the other night she tells us she has a real crush on one of her teammates on the all boys team she plays soccer with.:eek:

I knew it was going to happen soon but man it hit me hard and I didn't let on to it with her as I want her to come to me. I know at 13 the things we were doing 20 some years ago so I'm sorta relieved .

The boy is very nice and respectful and she knows she can only have friends ( not boyfriends) at this time. I hate to say it as they all really like her on the team and they take up for her (not that she needs it ) with all the other all boys teams they play.

GDad I hate to say it but sometimes it worse then looking in the mirror when you look at a great shot like that.

[alan]

Yes, I recognise this moment. My DD is only seven, I took this photo last year and was really scared at the look...

http://www.thepotters.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/temp/bc13.jpg

regards,
/alan

[Gdad]

Yes, I recognise this moment. My DD is only seven, I took this photo last year and was really scared at the look

regards,
/alan

Yup. :rolleyes:

[MarkBarbieri]

Ours are still pretty little (7 and 4). I look at pictures of them all the time, so I don't notice it too much. We went by the house they were babies in yesterday. That was strange. It brought back a lot of memories.

For a fun project, I put together a slideshow of my four year old's first four years. If you have a PC, you can see it here (http://www.box.net/public/static/uecafb27ea.exe).

[klmall]

Yes, there are those rare moments when you get a glimpse of the person your child will become! You can see it and you know it is coming and it shakes you as they say to your core! You were lucky enough to capture it forever!

[Gdad]

Yes, there are those rare moments when you get a glimpse of the person your child will become! You can see it and you know it is coming and it shakes you as they say to your core! You were lucky enough to capture it forever!

Thanks. That actually made me feel better. :)

[ndelaware]

Looks like Smugmug is on the fritz tonight.