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Parents, the real workers
By nealejames | June 1, 2007
We’re not as yet blessed with the patter of little feet, but fear not ‘Mother in Law,’ our plans to keep you occupied of a Saturday when we’re out as husband and wife photographing weddings are underway! We clearly spend a lot of time in the company of children, as the family and schools side of our business is a strong part of our operation at Breathe. The wife and I, sounding like I’m at the starting line of a wedding speech, would like to think that we’re the hardest working adults on the circuit. But nothing reminds us quicker that the juggling practised by parents is a step up from where we stand today, when we watch our friends with their bundles of delight. Sam’s good friend Sophie dropped by for a couple of days Thursday through Friday with her three young lads! When I say dropped by, I fear I actually mean ‘invaded.’ If the energy of three lads aged 15 months, 4 and 7 could be harnessed in some fashion, government policy on green issues would be assisted immesurably. Joking aside, fab to see you all - and we even had a chance to grab some pics at the studio. Here’s Morgan, the eldest, enjoying a few short seconds of quiet. When children depart from the scene of devastation, they leave little presents. I’ve realised why I’m shifting so uncomfortably in my seat this evening. That’ll be the toy laser gun then.
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