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Dec 2012
Newborn Session: What to Expect
Making the decision to have a child is momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body. -Elizabeth Stone “When should we schedule our session?” Scheduling a newborn session is a feat all on it’s own. Rarely do babies come when they are due, but a due date will give us a base line. It is best to shoot your little one within
27
Dec 2012
Maternity Session: What to Expect
“A mother’s joy begins when new life is stirring inside… when a tiny heartbeat is heard for the very first time, and a playful kick reminds her that she is never alone.” – Author Unknown Pregnancy is probably one of the shortest times in a woman’s life, yet it is most full of anticipation, excitement, surprise and wonder. Some women feel their most beautiful pregnant. I encourage every pregnant women
17
Dec 2012
Organic Food Here, Organic Food There…
Last Saturday I had the absolute pleasure of meeting Chris and Betsy Hallweaver of North Girl, LLC. They may be two of the most profound people I have come across. They have picked up a friend’s vision of fresh, organic food that was lost to cancer. He had come so far that the Hallweavers couldn’t stand to see it all be wasted. They found a kitchen on Loring Air Force
There is no doubt in my mind you have a million and one questions for the photographers you are looking into booking for your big day. I have come up with a simple list of the most important questions to ask the photographers you are looking at. Question #1: Do you have my wedding date available? This may be the most important question to ask. Once you have the answer
04
Dec 2012
Maple Bacon Chocolate Cupcakes
….yeah, you heard me correctly. The other day, a group of friends and I were professing our love for bacon. Bacon wraps, fried bacon, baked bacon, ham with woven bacon on top, bacon stuffing… and then I threw a wild card into the mix… CANDIED bacon. No one had ever heard of such a thing. I couldn’t believe it! I told them about the most wonderful dessert I’ve ever encountered: