26/52: Remnants of Summer

Photographs of my daughters, once a week, every week, this 2014. Week 26.

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

A little odd that I’m posting this tonight, when a tropical storm is currently passing through the country. The typhoon season is here, but it helps to know that when the storms have passed, we can always enjoy warm sunny days in this country all year round.

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26/52: Dawn & Rain

It was one sunny afternoon towards the last week of June when these photographs were taken. Since no one’s occupying the rooftop apartment just yet, we thought of taking the inflatable pool up there and let the twins have some water fun.

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

We made the most out of their swimsuits, while they still fit. It seems to me like it’s the last time they would get to wear them. The girls are growing too fast!

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

This is how they look like when we say “kick!”—

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

And this is how Dawn looks like when it’s time to get off the pool—

26/52: Dawn & Rain

Actually, she’s a lot more (uhm) violent than that in real life. Remember this post?

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

And of course there’s my partner in crime, always patient and supportive of our little whims and simple joys. So blessed to have this guy to raise this family with. You da man, bhoodski. High five!

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

26/52: Dawn & Rain

It was getting dark, so we bundled our little bunnies and took them home, four floors down.

The good thing about doing this 52 Week Project is, no matter how tiring or how stressful an entire week can be, I know for sure that there will be at least one day in the week where my husband and I can stop whatever we’re doing, spend time with the twins, and have quality time as a family.

Oh sure there are definitely more beautiful moments that never made (and will never make) it to photographs, and most likely I’ll forget about them. But I’m happy to have these 52 extraordinary days of 2014 that I’ll surely remember forever.

More about Project 52 here. View all posts in this blog series here.

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