Corby's Best of 2008

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Corby, I enjoyed your best of 2008 photo collection. You and Brian have, as usual, found several beautiful and interesting places to visit during the year. Don't forget to hand your camera to a stranger to snap a shot of you and Brian together once in a while. The photos of the front view of the house and the front porch with Christmas garlands are beautiful. Hoping you and Brian have a great new year.

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Brian said…
Corby tells me I never take pictures of people! I take pictures of other people but not many of us. She tells me that if we're not in there people could just search the web for pictures. It makes me laugh.
January 8, 2009 at 6:44 PM
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