I recently heard about an amazing organization called "The Littlest Heroes Project".

The Littlest Heroes Project is a non-profit based organization founded in January 2008, made up of professional photographers nationwide that provide free photo sessions to our nations Littlest Heroes. This is our way of giving back and taking a stand for these children who sometimes feel forgotten because of their illnesses. We are here to let them know that they are heroes to many, and to share their inspirational stories and photos with the world.

For a while now I've been thinking of how I could somehow help people with my photography. After visiting the website I applied, and was accepted to be a volunteer photographer for the Toronto/GTA region.

This is seems like such a wonderful organization, and I hope that you'll help me spread the word about it so that families who could benifit from it know about it.

Finn turned 4 years old today! He was pretty flippin' excited! He begged for a birthday cake with a garbage truck, so I had the store make a "Cars" one but without the Cars toys, and I just stuck the garbage trucks and can on top. He was very pleased!




And just to show you how much he's grown, here he was 4 years ago, the day after he was born, ready to go home for the first time!

I'm not sure how I found these, but a few months ago I came across some crochet sites. I think I was probably in a weird mood or something, but I was howling with laughter at some of these. They're funny, but not nearly as funny as they were when I first saw them.

Did people actually make and wear these in the 70's?




And then there are these beautiful pieces that would look lovely in any home.



And then for this link, with religious-themed patterns. Now I have nothing against Christianity , but really, would you want a 36" x 57" crocheted Jesus wall-hanging?