When asked to describe Vivian in three words, her mom told me “silly, loud and cheesy.” So I think Vivian thought it would be funny to be “stoic, quiet and refined” during her session. She didn’t have me fooled though, because I caught her mischievous little grins from time to time. She especially loved playing pretend with Mr. Teddy, who didn’t mind one bit wearing a necklace or two.
Imagine, as a little girl, waking up everyday to these pictures. Reminding you how magical the world is, if you simply allow yourself to believe. Brie doesn’t have to imagine because these will soon be hanging on in her bedroom.
Printed on a metallic paper with a protective laminate coating results in a velvety soft appears with an elegant undertone of shimmer. Finished off perfectly by barn wood frames full of character. Absolutely breath taking in person!
The very first characteristic Kamden’s parents fell in love with are his lips. When they brought him into the studio, I could see exactly why. It’s a feature he and his older sister share common (want to see for yourself, see Kadence’s year in review) and they are complete perfection!
Perfect for those who want to keep their album on display!
A rotating display of fine art mounted prints. Includes a beautifully crafted solid wood base in 4 colors of stain. A solid styrene (super smooth plastic substrate) mount for your prints won’t warp over time and allows you to keep your images out in the open where you can enjoy them.
You are such a momma of boys my client said with a huge grin on her face as I scooped up this little creature that landed on my shoulder…
Before I had kids, I thought for sure I’d have a girl. I would have named her Samantha Elizabeth. She would have shared a middle name with my mother and me.
Instead, I have been blessed with three amazing boys. While I was pregnant, I wondered if I’d know what to do with boys. I didn’t have brothers. The closest I came was my nephew, eleven years younger than I, who I often mix up and call “Uncle Jereme” to my kiddos.
Now as I take in my life of noise, dirt, rough housing, motorcycle, bugs and all the other marvelousness of boys, I wonder what I would have done with a girl. I was destined to be a boy momma. I grew up running around barefoot in fields, finding bugs, snakes and frogs with the neighbor boys. I even tried to make frog statues by putting those poor frogs in cement mix. I feel rather guilty about it now knowing the acid in the cement probably burnt their skin.
Will I miss having a little girl… yes! Does my heart ache for it right now… not as much as I feared it would. Ask me when I might be helping a daughter plan a wedding or hoping to be in the room as she gives birth to her babies, the answer might be different. But for now and always, I will wear the statement “you are such a momma of boys” as a badge of honor!