Ama-za-zing

Good things come to those who wait. Keira and your cute family, you inspired such fun things. Lots of giggles and such love and devotion. There are some who are so blessed in this life. Your pictures could barely contain the joy.

Yup, thats the dumpster.

A wise man said to have a family portrait hanging in your house so your children and their children will always see it and never forget of what they are a part. Amen to that.

Serious fun

It really is the best being able to meet new families. How often do you get the whole picture (pun intended) of someone right off the bat? Here's a family who was up for anything, and laughed and smiled like there was no tomorrow. Adorable girls. We even found a fountain to cool our photo-worn toes. How great a day was that?

My new favorite series.

Um, my most favorite.

Big post

Literally.

Now, to introduce the coolest family. We went to a really fun part of Kansas City I had never seen. It happened to be an eighth birthday that day as well. The first ten minutes of meeting the kids they wouldn't glance in my direction. I think they warmed up seeing as on the way home they asked Mom if I could come to the birthday dinner too. That completely made my night. Thanks for thinking of me. It was fun being able to look back going through your pictures.

Without futher typing..

This was the actual picture he took. Mom, he might have a future in photography.

Fun-ness

Not really a word, but thats what I would call this particular family shoot. We found a gigantic pile of rocks. There was climbing, jumping, smiling, laughing, running and some kind of one-handed standing. It was a perfect evening, with perfect weather, perfect location. You guys rocked this shoot; no pun intended. Even if it was for just an hour or two, thanks for letting me be a part of your life.

No one told me you shouldn't wear peep toes when tromping through a field that was probably infested with chiggers. I also thought this one deserved to be big on the blog. If you can't see it all, I'm sorry, but it's such a shame they have to be so small.