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52 Week Project – Week 19 – Still Life – Wake Forest Newborn Photography

Friday, May 11th, 2012

This week’s theme – Still Life

Taking a still life with a toddler and little puppy around is almost impossible. I love this picture because Charlie, our little maltese is in the background and the puppy toy is being pulled by Owen. The pots are still but the background is definitely not. The pots are our Mother’s Day gift for Owen’s grandmothers and great grandmothers.

 

 

I didn’t get too many pictures of this project. Painting with a toddler is pretty funny. He was covered in paint in about two seconds and so was I! I just kept laughing and then he would laugh and he just kept on painting. The pots turned out really cute, and I’m super excited to give them to the grandmothers.

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52 Week Project – Week 18 – Fiesta or Siesta – Raleigh Family Photography

Friday, May 4th, 2012

This week’s theme – Fiesta or Siesta.

It always melts my heart the way Owen just loves his daddy. When he wakes up in the morning, he’s asking for his daddy. If he hears a song that Michael sings to him, he starts screaming, “Oh, daddy!” If the garage door opens, he runs to the back door just screaming. Lately, at nap time, I ask him which book he wants to read and he always picks up My Daddy and Me. So sweet and he loves reading it before going to sleep. Remember bear? He loves reading it, too.

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52 Week Project – Week 17 – Green – Family Photographer, Raleigh, N.C.

Thursday, April 26th, 2012

This week’s theme – Green.

 

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52 Week Project – Week 16 – Things that Grow – Wake Forest Child Photographer

Thursday, April 19th, 2012

This week’s theme – Things that Grow.  

 

If you have been to my house, you know that I have a really small yard. Super small and yet I have a love of gardening. I admit, I have not planted like I used to since Owen was born. The image above is the view from my screened in porch – the porch screen is the texture on the image. These climbing roses were planted about four years ago and have grown so much.  I love them but I wished they bloomed a little bit longer.

 

Lavender 

These are called Belinda’s Dream and I ordered them a few years ago from Witherspoon Rose Culture. I absolutely love them – they are beautiful in vases.

The best thing about my Irises is that they are reblooming. They bloom in the spring and the fall. I ordered these online from Schreiner’s Iris Gardens. The one on the left is Queen Dorothy, which is my grandmother’s name. She also had a love of gardening. The iris on the right is called Immortality.

Things that will be blooming soon – my peonies and my hydrangeas. 

My little gardening helpers.Boy, do they love each other!

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52 Week Project – Week 15 – Sacrifice – Raleigh Child Photography

Wednesday, April 18th, 2012

Last week’s theme was Sacrifice. I am sorry I am a little late in posting – it has been a very busy few weeks. So you might see two 52 week project posts this week. To celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus, we made Resurrection Rolls. You can find the recipe here.

First, we gathered our supplies together. You need marshmallows, butter, cinnamon, sugar, and crescent rolls. The marshmallow represents Jesus and his life – pure and without sin. 

Then you dip the marshmallow in butter and roll it around in the sugar and cinnamon mix. The butter represents the embalming oil and the cinnamon and sugar represents the spices.

Next, you wrap the marshmallow in a crescent roll triangle which represents the wrapping of Jesus’ body. Putting them in the oven represents putting Jesus in the tomb. 

He is not here: He has risen just as He said! Matthew 28:6.

For more information on how to make resurrection rolls, click here or here.

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52 Week Project – Week 14 – Foolin’ Around – Wake Forest Child Photography

Friday, April 6th, 2012

We’ve had our Maltese puppy Charlie for five years. I found out about a family that had Maltese puppies in Goldsboro and I probably called three times a day to see if anyone had bought the little boy puppy. Little did I know one day right after I called Michael was there to pick up Charlie. He surprised me later that day with the sweetest little puppy that fit in the palm of your hand. He was so tiny! This week we had another maltese at our house. Jasper is Michael’s brother’s dog and he came to stay for the week while they were on vacation. Guess who was sooo happy to have a new friend to play with.

Owen had a blast playing with Jasper and Charlie this week. The puppies mostly spent the week hiding just outside Owen’s reach.

Hunger – 52 Week Project – Week 12 – Wake Forest Child Photography

Friday, March 23rd, 2012

This week’s theme – Hunger.

There are several things that my little one loves. Eating, sleeping, his letters and choo choos are just a few. But seriously, he LOVES food. He can spot a cookie or chip a mile away. Usually one of the first words he says when he wakes up in the morning is,”Eat?” One of our favorite treats from Whole Foods is their vegan chocolate chip cookies. They are so delicious!  So on Wednesday afternoon, we stopped and got a few cookies and had a picnic in the front yard.

 

 

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The Eyes of March – 52 Week Project – Week 11 – Child Photographer, Raleigh, N.C.

Friday, March 16th, 2012

This week’s theme - The Eyes of March.

 

Beware the eyes of March. These eyes are saying – you have 10 minutes to get home or I am going to take a nap in the car mommy!

P.S. I was not driving while taking this picture :)

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52 Week Project – Week 10 – Be Still – Raleigh Child Photography

Friday, March 9th, 2012

There are rare moments in the day when my little one is still, but there is no doubt that he loves SLEEP! He is like a little teenager – he never stops eating and he wants to sleep all the time! It is always challenging to get a picture of him sleeping so when he fell asleep at his Mimi’s house this week, I had to take out the camera.

   i just love his sweet little face.

 

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A Great Leap – Week 9 – 52 Week Project – Child Photographer, Raleigh, N.C.

Thursday, March 1st, 2012

This week’s theme is A Great Leap.

I thought we were going to have a rainy day yesterday but it just didn’t happen. A few raindrops fell here and there but no rain. Last night there were a few downpours, so this morning Owen and I went out in search of some mud puddles.

               Looking for puddles!

        

               So we got more of a splash/kick than a great leap. He sure was happy about it!

        

              Exploring!

       

         Look what I found! Thought I would try out his dinosaur raincoat too. It is a 3T, so it is still way too big.         This mud puddle was just too much fun for a little boy!

All done!

I am really enjoying this project – I have documented some really special moments and everyday pictures of Owen. I highly recommend a project so that you are taking pictures of your little ones each week! It’s fun to have a theme which inspires you. There are several 52 week projects, 365 projects, and even some 12 month projects.

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