M4H P52 Time Eye Candy

It’s that time again! The weeks just seem to be flying which totally seems to support last weeks theme! This year has been a crazy one between all the traveling, our oldest reaching double digits and our youngest officially being out of the baby stage. Sometimes i totally feel like I am on a roller coaster but so is life right?!

Let’s get right to some favs from last week!! As always you all so didn’t make this easy on me. I have to say this was one of my favorite weeks yet from all of you!

Winner:
BY: itzdawns

Caption:
28/52 TIME | ♥ How the time flies.

And lots of Eye Candy:

By: Wendy Rakvica Photography

Caption:
28/52 time

27 years ago i wore this dress to my Cousin’s wedding as the flower girl. It has traveled with me to every house, and every apartment i’ve ever lived in. I took it out today for my Neice to try on. Needless to say it fit her perfect

By: cmichael1

Caption:
m4h 28/52 Time

“The sands of time are always dropping. Never slowing, never stopping.”

By: Lifeexpressionsphotography

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M4H week 28/Time {Nap}

Nap time=mommy time, quiet time, cleaning time, computer time, big sister alone time, coffee time, reflection time, reading time…soon he will be 3 and I will no longer have this time. For now, this time is so precious in uncountable ways.

By: PHOTO•HOLIC

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M4H Week 28 Time {keeps on slipping into the future}

tick tock do do do do dooo
Time keeps on slippin slippin slippin into the future
Time keeps on slippin slippin slippin into the future
I want to fly like an eagle to the sea
fly like an eagle let my spirit carry me
i want to fly like an eagle till im free……

when i saw this weeks theme this song immediately came to mind and so did this shot (well minus the baby she was just an added bonus 😉 Time really does just slip into the future ….in the blink of an eye my once little girl is a teenager and will be going into HS this fall YIKES!! another year, another milestone, sometimes i wish we could just stop time(sigh)… she has grown up so quickly i just cant get over it….she is an awesome kid and is always making us so proud. i couldnt ask for any more than she already gives, i know she will do her best in HS as she does everything else….

on a side note i also thought this song fitting because right now Steve Miller Band is one of her favorites… shes always listening to that along with RHCP and Nirvana 🙂

By: Yules79

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Week-28-of-52—Time

In Pregnancy, we spend our time waiting and waiting to meet our new precious gift. It seems to last an eternity, we will the time to hurry up. But then, in no time at all, our baby is grown, and all we can say is ‘TIME…SLOW DOWN’

By: Janine M. Benedict

Caption:
28/52

week 28 theme: time

kids don’t even think about time.

they just enjoy the simple things in life.

By: n8ivnyr76

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Grandma {time} !

By: wallybee33

Caption:
Wk28-Time

Almost any picture of this “time” of day is a pretty one.

By: cheng bee

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love me some me time…

28/52: time

…to straighten out/sort my thoughts for the day & that usually happens at the magic hours
when the kids are in bed 🙂

By: ☮ HM+Photography ☮

Caption:
Time For Baby Bliss

Taken in the sweet fields of Germany!

By: laura★su

Caption:
28/52 Time

When it’s time for a sleep, anywhere will do!! I often walk into a room and find Elle curled up in a ball fast asleep! This was the first time at the top of the stairs…

By: purephotographbylisa

Caption:
52 Weeks *Week 28*: The right “time” of day and a feeling of warmth

Sometimes it is just the right time of day to catch the sun in an amazing way. What luck that I was there. This photo gives me a feeling of warmth …not only because the sun was warm that day.

By: Kristy Mulvihill Photography

Caption:
Week 28 – Time

I would love to be able to go back in time and meet all of my family. They must have so many interesting stories to tell.
These are some of my favourite photos from my family history. I think that my great grandmother was especially beautiful 🙂

By: mjryckman

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A Long (Time) Ago

This locket was my grandmother’s when she was a little girl. We think it must be about 90 years old. I’m so glad it has stood the test of time and is still around to grace the necks of my own daughters.

By: Rebecca Humes Photography

Caption:
Week 28 Time

This is my precious nephew, Ricky. He turned 5 on Saturday. I actually saw the new theme via my phone on my way to his birthday party. I knew exactly what project I had to do. It is amazing what difference 5 little years can make. He had a very scary start. He was born at 28 weeks and 3 days gestation by a C-section. He and his mom were both almost lost due to internal bleeding. He only weighed 3 pounds 4 ounces and spent over a month in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Now, five years later, he is the happiest little guy you could ever meet! Every time I see him he literally comes running to me with a big hug. I have never seen him angry. He is a bit behind in some areas. He just recently began to take off with his talking, the speech is still behind but now he can communicate with us and you can see it in his face that he is proud when we can understand what he has wanted to tell us for years. 5 years, is such a short time, but an amazing difference.

By: Holly Anissa

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Week 28 ~ Timeless Treasure

The My Four Hens Project 52 theme this week is time. This is a special story and a special time-piece. This pocket watch belonged to my great grandfather who was born in Scotland. He passed it down to my Pappy (my mother’s father) who wanted me to have it upon his death when I was in my late teens. My Pappy never had any sons nor did my mom so the Fraser name is ending with my mom and aunt. When I read the theme this week, I pulled the pocket watch out of its box in my treasure drawer and shared it with Dominic. When I die, he will inherit this special family heirloom. I told him all about my Pappy who served in WWII as a medic. I also told him the story about when I received the watch.

My mom had returned from Ohio after Pappy died and told me that he wanted me to have his pocket watch. She shared that she remembered getting to play with it when she was a child but not for very long since it was so special. I held it in my hands, turning it over, running my fingers over the engraving on the outside. I opened it and thought of all the places it had been opened and the time it had marked. Mom said that it hadn’t worked in years. I closed it, clutched it in my hands tightly, and whispered, “I’ll take good care of it, Pappy.” When I sat it down on my coffee table a short while later, it started ticking. I’m not kidding, even my mom noticed. I felt a chill, I felt his presence. He was there at that moment.

Several hours later, the pocket watch stopped ticking. I told my mom that it had stopped and she asked the time… and the time was the same as when Pappy had passed away. It was very spiritual and surreal.

Dominic was in awe as I told this story, realizing that he will inherit this timeless treasure. Here he is holding Pappy’s pocket watch. I still miss him. I wish he could’ve met his great-granchildren.

www.hollyanissa.com/

By: Kate T. Parker Photography

Caption:
time.

she (and I) had the times of our lives on vacation this week.

By: ItsStillLifePhotography

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Time [2]

As I was kneeling in the rhubarb patch this hazy Saturday morning at our local CSA the farmer, coffee mug in hand, strolled by and pointed out, “this (3 foot tall green healthy plant) is a weed. I’ve been watching it from my window with wonder.” Caused me to ponder the farmer’s life: one of continual cycles of life, growth, struggle, fruit, death – perhaps what their days are measured in. When I returned home I almost didn’t want to wash my hands. I wanted to embrace the goodness of God’s great earth under my fingernails and covering my boot’s steps. A reminder of the blessing of time, not measured in minutes but in life.

By: stephanie_smith_

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Week 28: {Quiet} Time

At the library

By: CrystalBellePhotography

Caption:Week 28 | Time

There will be a time when my little girl will care about her hair, there will be a time when my little girl will care about her body in a photo, there will be a time when a photo like this will not be able to be created. I cherish this time.

By: Shawna Lyn Photography

Caption:
Project 52: Week 28 {Time}

Almost every week when the theme is released, I get some song stuck in my head for the entire week. My entries never have anything to do with the song. This week a song instantly came to mind and so did an idea. Probably only half of you even know who he is……but I’m going all Jim Croce on you this week with “Time in a Bottle”. I’m releasing the song from my head to yours.

Time is something that boggles my mind. Since my child was born, it has become real easy to mark off where each year has gone. He is growing way too fast for my liking and if I could save time in a bottle, I would!

By: 24Feet

Caption:
24Feet – Time

P52/Week 28 – Time. Now and then, time is what you don’t have.

By: mariamaria27

Caption:
28/52 – Time

Look like it’s time for a picnic!

By: Jill Montes Photography (do11face)

Caption:
M4H project 52 ~ week 28 (time)

Time, I wish that I could freeze it. I suppose that is what we do as photographers. We freeze time. we freeze those moments of sweetness, sadness, laughter, joy, pain. All of it. I want to cherish every moment of my children’s childhood since I can’t freeze actual time and keep them little. I never want to forget a thing.

By: Simply Jamie

Caption:
28/52~Time

Oh how I wish I could freeze time. To keep her little with her lovey.

By: Dawn Blomquist

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P52: Time

This was the first thing that popped into my head, when I saw the word time. August 9th is a very big day for me. I’m extremely anxious for it to arrive.

By: Catcurrie

Caption:
28/52 – Time

Ever wished you could make time stand still? Isabella is growing up so quickly and I am cherishing each and every moment.

By: meredithnovario

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28/52 | time for a royal hose down

“The world, that understandable and lawful world, was slipping away.”
– William Golding, Lord of the Flies, Ch. 5

p.s. Can you see the imprint from the baseball stitches on my sad-eyed boy?

By: courtneyleigh823

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28/52-Time

This simple portrait of my oldest represents how quickly time is passing. He is losing teeth like crazy and his smile reminds me each day that he is growing up.

By: bethanypetrik

Caption:
*Time.

Where did it go?

By: xcfaith

Caption:
M4H Week 28 ~ Time

This is my favorite passage of scripture from Ecclesiastes Chapter 3 because it has made me realize how fast time goes and to take each moment of time as a precious gift!

By: Photos By Jes

Caption:
28/52 – Time

One of the advantages of having your dad as your dentist is that he will take fun xrays of random things for the kids while he is taking xrays of their teeth.

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By: Sarah Cusano Photography

Caption:
28/52~Time

My 1st baby, my sweet little girl and she is growing up so fast right before my eyes. Some days I wish I could stop time and others I can’t wait to see what she will become

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By: amroc18

Caption:
Project 52 Week 28 sweetest {time} of day

The light was amazing. My girl was twirling in the last of the day’s light and I was mesmerized.

By: AliciaQPhoto

Caption:
Week 28, Time

I wish I had more of it…