Sheptember: Volume Two

16 November 2020

As a parent and keeper of memories, I can’t do it all. I can’t keep an impeccable baby book, yearly photo book, Instagram photo book, journal, art portfolio, clothing capsule, progressive handprint art, one-second-a-day video, memorabilia scrapbook, schoolwork file, etc., etc., etc. Especially not for multiple children. Especially not while keeping my sanity :)

BUT. I do get to choose a few of those things, and go all in on them. From the beginning, I have gone after these month-in-the-life videos for our kids wholeheartedly, and for that I am grateful. They capture the everyday magic moments I know we will love looking back on, like – my current personal favorite – Shep’s frantic sprint for the porch every time a garbage truck rumbles around the corner. Two has brought an explosion of words, a mellowing of disposition, and the sweetest little exchanges with our boy, and I love that this year’s video captures a bit of that. I hope you enjoy this peek into our life together!

Sheptember: 2020 from Emily Thomas on Vimeo.

The password is SHEP. For a look back at his first video, here ya go. And if you want to make your own video, I’ve got you covered!

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Pressley
November 16, 2020 9:56 am

I still remember holding baby Shep at an Articles Club meeting and feeling his little body wriggle as he tried to take everything in! What a buddy :)

RachelC
November 16, 2020 1:43 pm

Love this way of saving these special moments and stages! Those giggles at the end are way too cute.

Joanna
November 17, 2020 1:29 pm

This is so great! What fun memories!

November 17, 2020 8:31 pm

Yep! He is the absolute cutest!

December 31, 2020 10:02 pm

[…] can see all the highlights from September in Shep’s second movie – camping, though tough, was definitely the most exciting event! On the blog, I shared my […]

Louise Esposito
January 7, 2021 7:25 pm

I can’t decide if my favorite part of Shep’s video is watching him eat or watching him move. Impressed with the balance on the scooter and his tennis skills! He is precious! Looks like he is keeping up with his older sister no problem! Thanks for sharing these happy moments. It made my day!
Louise Esposito