The title is a bit of a misrepresentation, but the schedule I have been keeping lately has necessitated a slightly different approach to this, one of my favorite projects.
Instead of 14 photographs capturing a single day, I have chosen my fourteen favorites from the last month.
Because that is the best I could do this month.
And I have to believe sometimes good enough is indeed good enough.
Please visit These Ripples and Waves for another take on this project at http://www.theseripplesandwaves.com/
They make each other laugh, and, yes, sometimes cry, but that is love.
Edgar and his beautiful birth sister
August, age 4, gets yet another love note from a preschool admirer.
Edgar is mesmerized by his hair and the shadow it casts.
August, still holding on, but just barely so.
Oscar mastered his two-wheeler this month.
Oscar less-than-amused . . . for the moment.
One of the finest kitchen assistants I know
Blueberry deliciousness came out of my oven this month.
Father and Son
Our budding marine biologist . . . and he’s not kidding.
Protection . . . Big Brother Style
When you’re nine, you have a lot to think about.
A little sustenance before Edgar’s Student of the Month Award
Gold Can Stay 
Terrific!
Amazing pictures, Samantha. Especially like the love note..I’m pretty sure bebe (age 5) has offered 1 or 2 of those this year…
Really nice photos. I had to chuckle at “Oscar less-than-amused.” There are mischievous looks on both subjects. 😉
i had to take the same approach this month! i love the idea of this project, but if i can’t be flexible and adaptive, then it will become stressful to me instead of fulfilling. roll with it, right? 🙂
love all of your pictures! getting a glimpse into the personalities (of children I’ve never met) through their mother is a treat. that love note looks pretty serious 🙂 great job, samantha. i’m all for flexibility and “good enough.” sometimes bending to make things work turns out to be even better than the original idea. ps- love your kitchen helper.