This is the third of the series of family pictures that I have taken, and I think they are really pretty. This one is taken around Thanksgiving, and it is a nice example of why photographing family is important. It shows how close my family is.
I like that these pictures are so detailed. And the family is all around us with my parents, my siblings, and our dog, who is playing in the background.
I’m glad I got this shot. It shows how close my family is.
Sometimes it’s helpful to look at similar images and see how things have changed. For example, this shot of my family is a similar one to the one I took earlier in the week, and I think it’s very clear that we’ve gotten smaller and less involved in our lives.
Its true that our lives have changed, but its also true that the changes have taken place in small steps. My family, for example, changed because my older brother was killed in a car accident. My younger brother, my sister, and my parents all changed in ways that were more subtle (but still noticeable) because we didn’t grow up in an environment so focused on a single life.
It’s not like the two of us will be together in a single weekend. But if we have to spend a lot of time together, there is a way to get that together. I don’t know why the people have so many choices in life, but we have choices. We have the ability to make time to ourselves, to keep our family together.
And that’s why the first thing I do when I get home from work is to call my brother to let him know I got home safe, but I haven’t slept well. He’s going to come up to me and ask me how I’ve been doing, and I’m not sure if I should tell him that I slept with my boss’s sister.
Your family is your family, but you are not your family. You are not the one that makes the choices. The people that you surround yourself with can be influenced by the choices you make. You can be influenced by the choices you make, and your family, and other people in your life.
You can’t change people all at once. You can’t change people one moment at a time, you have to start from the beginning and work your way through your life.
Sure you can. You have to be willing to change. But you must be willing to be led and not push yourself into situations you don’t want to be in. You have to be willing to be alone and not be pushed by other people. You have to be willing to change your life for the better, and not become someone who is nothing like the person you once was.
