The reward

MJ was absolutely radiant in labor. You would not believe her baby was born just two hours after this!
Hello, baby!
Enjoying the new view.
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Boy, do I have a great sneak peek for you tonight!
This was a session thrice rescheduled, and we were so lucky to catch one of the last days of beautiful evening sunlight. My favorites are below - I couldn't help but share a few more than usual!
I fell in love with this image the first moment I saw it.
Working on this charmer's session tonight! It's long overdue and bringing back the memories of this hot (hot!) July day at the park in Washington, D.C.
I was ambivalent about having another girl when I was pregnant with Lillia. I did, however, hope that Bella would someday have a sister - there's just something special about sisters. When Lillia was born and I learned she was a girl, I had an unexpected relief and excitement - an anticipation of moments like this.
We could actually see the clouds blowing across our feet. In and out, mist and sun, and a relentless wind drawing ripples in the sand, breaking waves, and setting kites free.
A trip to the beach. Mist, wind, sand, and bright blue bubbles.
Tonight I'm finishing the rest of this session but I can't get this smiling face out of my mind.
When we are lucky enough to have the whole family home at the same time it gets a little wild.
Okay, I know. You thought the holidays were long gone. But I've been waiting forever (so it seems!) to post this adorable session.
I met this amazing family earlier in the year (last year!) and just in the course of getting to know one another, we realized that we already had mutual friends. It is a very small world, and Facebook definitely makes it seem smaller.
This is my kind of fun, cold and all. Going out where we can run around, play with rocks and make memories. We met up at Enchanted Winds Tree Farm and I just followed Brin around until they picked a tree! I can certainly see how cutting down your own Christmas tree could become a favorite holiday tradition.
Once upon a time I had one child and lots of time to write. Lately it's all I can do to keep up with the girls' monthly letters. Whenever I get pulled under by life, I take a moment to appreciate the wonderful little things that make life a bit more worthwhile.
Hence, my savoring posts.
Every time I have walked down my hallway this week I have tripped or stepped on a squeaky toy or stubbed my toe. Why?
So we continue our little How-To series with How to Decorate a Christmas Tree*
*when you are two
First, find your shiniest ormanenns.
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