The DiFran's

We had the privilege of visiting some close friends of ours while in Winnipeg:
Dave and Heather, and their handsome men.












The boys were so photogenic!





Comments

Heather said…
oh ange those are gorgous photos. thank you!
1:44 am
jamie said…
they're cute aren't they? hope to see you guys soon! Are you back yet?
9:49 am
Oh Joy said…
Seriously Heather you are looking so great! Can't believe you are the same girl as in the 'walking into the c-section room' photo! You really just look FABULOUS!

My favorite is the smiley picture (which boy is that?)
2:08 am
Heather said…
thank you!! smiley boy is Ari. hard to tell them apart.. even for me somedays. yes hard to believe all that was almost 4 months ago. time flies.
12:36 am
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