Lousiville, KT

Here are a few shots from a couple of weeks ago when John and I traveled down to the Global Missions Health Conference in Kentucky.



Of course we had to visit Churchill Downs...



He was running too fast for me.. just kidding I was playing around :)









This was my favorite horse. What a pretty color!






You would not believe the unreal amount of money people will pay for these seats during the Kentucky Derby. UNREAL!





We also went to see Lincoln's boyhood home and his birth place.



The Lincoln Logs that Lincoln was famous for!

The Morrison Family 2010

What a relaxing afternoon we spent with the Morrison Family. Hanging out with the Morrison Family is always a fun-filled adventure since they have 5 beautiful children...soon to be six! So blessed to have them as friends, and so grateful to be able to capture their family with my camera. Can't wait for the next little Morrison to make her entrance! Enjoy the Morrison Family!















YAY for the next little Morrison!

A Quarter of a Century Old!

I do not think there could be a cooler birthday card than this..yes it is made of CHOCOLATE! Someone knows me well... thanks Carrie. And yes, the strawberries definitely tasted better than the ones we made :)

Really???

So this is Caleb's Christmas magazine and this is my Christmas magazine...




... crazy because they came in umm...NOVEMBER 1st and NOVEMBER 2nd respectively! What! Seriously, that is nuts! Resist the mad scheme to buy, buy, buy during the Christmas season! Can we not just enjoy fall and Thanksgiving without the madness!

On another note... my "toys" are so much more expensive than Caleb's toys. Oh the joys of being a kid! Miss those days.

Life is a Dance

I do not normally post twice in one day but as I was sitting here tonight editing photos I could not resist the temptation to post this. Too cute.

Coffee Table Books!

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Size/ Price/ Price Per Sheet over 20 (front/back)
14x11/ $100.00/ $5.00
11x8.5/ $70.00/ $5.00
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6x4/ $30.00/ $3.00

Little Man Grows Up

Tonight as I was dancing with my Little Man, just being silly, he looked up at me with those eyes, I thought someday I will be dancing with him at his wedding...I know that seems silly but I am learning to cherish every moment because they grow up too fast.

I told John that someday if Caleb gets married I will bawl my eyes out. He looked at me and laughed saying, "I know you will".

A Wedding in Sikeston...

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Aaron! I had such a wonderful time meeting Mallory and Rob this weekend. I knew things were going to go well as soon as Mallory's mom offered me a plate full of food Saturday morning - specifically the french toast casserole.

I do not think I have ever laughed so much and had such a great time photographing a wedding as I did this weekend. Mallory was such a beautiful bride. The wedding was meticulously planned with intricate things that were special to both Rob and Mallory from the chucks to the gorgeous flowers, to my personal favorite - the CANDY BAR - it was great! What a wonderful evening! Enjoy the pics!

Can you say L.O.V.E this picture.



Now I am just not sure which one I like better...the one above or this one..but I have come to the conclusion that natural light is awesome.









And this just rocked!!! Now that is my kind of wedding!

Fall Pictures of my Boy

These blogs are all out of order but that is how life is. SO...here are a few pics (well more than a "few") of Caleb a few weeks ago. We just went down to a local park to check out the Fall colors. ENJOY.

P.S. I just could not decide which ones I wanted to post.

ROADTRIP: Our adventure to Sikeston, MO..Kentucky..and Tennessee

We had a fun filled weekend out in Sikeston, MO where I was shooting a wedding on Saturday (pics to come later).



We did not really get to check out the town of Sikeston very much but we did come across a couple of COTTON FIELDS right in the middle of town! I know it seems silly but I was so excited because I had never really seen cotton on the plant before. Silly I know, but look at how cool it is!



After I got done with the wedding we made our way out to Land Between the Lakes in Kentucky. John and I had visited there once before during one of our many road trips for his job. We had such a wonderful, relaxing trip. The country side was beautifully speckled with gorgeous reds, yellows, and oranges. I think every time I visit places like this they just feed on my temptation to pick up and move there some day.











And...I could not believe how HUGE the acorns were! I think they are mutants!





John took a few shots of Caleb and I.



They were all sorts of berries too. I could have taken pictures of them all day.





Last but definitely not least we drove into Tennessee and saw the buffalo. Too bad it was pouring down rain, and I could not get out and take pictures.