Q Wedding {Sneak Peek}
I absolutely loved photographing this wedding. Where do I even begin? Let’s start with the fact that the couple met when they were 15 years old and there were pictures all over the place of them together as young teenagers. There is just nothing quite like young love. The ceremony took place at one of my all-time […]
first the storm, then the rainbow
Tonight is the last night that I will sleep in the house that has been our home for the past 3 years and 9 months. Sure I should be packing right now but instead I am writing this blog because I guess in a way, it’s my way of saying goodbye. We have moved a […]
Stonebrook Build
I want to be like a 9 year old.
I want to be more like my nine year old. Easton Wade Miller. He’s oh so far away from that 6 pound 12 ounce little baby that I held in my arms on the evening of March 15, 2005. He is almost 5 feet tall and weighs nearly 100 pounds now. He wears a size […]
honey badger turns five
Five years. I can’t say “OMG I can’t believe it!” because I can. For some reason, I feel like I am a world away from that twenty-nine year old girl who brought her third child home from the hospital and thought that life would go on as usual. There is nothing usual about life and […]
K Wedding {Sneak Peek}
Words can’t do justice to how amazingly beautiful this wedding was. So I’ll just keep quiet (which those of you who know me know how VERY challenging that is for C.C.) and let the pictures do all the talking. Big thanks to Ashley Farthing of Farthing Events for planning yet another gorgeous event and for […]
S Engagement
So I’ve decided it’s time for me to start doing some blog posts again! I had convinced myself for quite some time that Facebook albums were the way to go because more people saw the pictures that way. But there is just something about the blog posts and the story that it tells that I […]
oh happy day! {2012 blog book has arrived}
A long time ago I read a blog post about how “mothers are the memory keepers for their families.” It inspired me. I realized that if I didn’t write down our memories, if I didn’t record them, no one would. They would be forgotten, as if they never even happened. So I started the tradition […]
my “why”
First of all, I would like to publicly admit that I should be doing laundry instead of writing this post. No, seriously. We got back from our trip to the Cotton Bowl on Saturday and I still am not unpacked and my laundry room is a disaster zone. But that can wait…. I would much […]
change. it’s not a dirty word.
I’ve changed. There. I said it. The peace and freedom I feel in accepting that is so beautiful that I want others to experience the same thing. I want others to realize what it took me years to work through… CHANGE IS NOT A DIRTY WORD. This is my little family four years ago (photos […]
