Luke

Posted on May 30, 2010

While my oldest son was at soccer camp this week…I took Luke to the UT Gardens to run around. He also let me take some pics while we there. Of course, I did have to bribe him with a candy bar. )

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Angels…..

Posted on May 23, 2010

We have been blessed again by being involved with Water Angels, a ministry that reaches out to the homeless and the inner-city kids in Knoxville. I can’t for the next time we get to be a part of this ministry. It always puts things into perspective. I have so much compared to so many. So often, my joy is dependent on what I do or don’t have. I’m reminded that I am blessed with so much more than I deserve.
http://www.thewaterangels.com/ Check out their website to see how you can help!

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Summer Fun

Posted on May 21, 2010

Just one of my little guy and his buddy (taken with my point and shoot). Just makes me smile.

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Summer Special!!!

Posted on May 15, 2010

Schedule a session during the months of June or July and get $25 off of your session fee and a free 8X10!

Date must be confirmed by May 30th.

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“Gramma”

Posted on May 6, 2010

Last night we took my boys out along with my mother in law and a few other family members, for pictures. My boys absolutely love their Gramma. She’s great with them. I love how these pictures capture how she really interacts with them. She got them guitars for their birthdays. She gets down and plays and sings with them. I’m thankful they have grandparents like that. Here are just a few…more to come!

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Treasured

Posted on May 3, 2010

I took my niece out for some pics the other night…she is so sweet and such a beauty. She was wearing a pillowcase made out of one of my great grandmother’s pillowcases. She used to crochet a little border and sew it on the pillowcases and send them to missionaries. I am so thankful my gramma hung on to stuff like that.