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Showing posts with label Bea. Show all posts
05 August 2011
13 April 2011
Sandboxes,
swimming pools,
sweet
sleepy
snuggles,
snacks {with sunscreen!}
strawberry shortcake,
siblings
and smiles.
Spectacular!
10 January 2011
How do you like my ever-so-original title for a post chock-full of happy snow pictures? I know, I'm so very clever.
Nashville got hit with about 4" of snow overnight last night, which we Michiganders generally scoff at heartily except when it means we get to play hookey from our teaching jobs because TDOT has neither the equipment nor the manpower to keep the roads clear in such a "blizzard". Honestly, we get snow like this so rarely here, it's pretty fun to strap on our snow gear and show our kids what it was like when we were their age.
If I may, just a few a whole lotta photos from our fun day in all the snow:
{special thanks to my husband and my sister for taking turns manning the camera too!}
14 November 2010
Happy Lord's Day, friends!
**Just a reminder to leave a comment with a link to your etsy store if you haven't yet. Thanks!
01 November 2010
12 October 2010
If a picture is worth a thousand words, this is the wordiest post I will ever write. Not because of the volume of images I have to share, but because of everything they say when you see them.
Each photo could have a caption: "Meeting Big Sister", "Papa, praying for his family" and "Auntie's so happy to see you that she's making her ugly face".
But I really think that there is one caption that will embrace the sentiment of every picture you will see:
"Boys, You Are Loved."
Please enjoy these photos of my nephews Moses and Augustine as they are welcomed home.
And, although these words do not seem nearly sufficient, we want to say "thank you" to Claire Wise for the amazing photography of this weighty moment in our lives (as always). Claire, we don't know how to have a life-changing moment without you! Not just because of your remarkable talent, but because your love and generosity for even strangers repeatedly points us to Christ. Thank you for loving us.
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