downtown shawnee | august 14th
20 minute session
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5 digital images on disc*
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$300
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5 years ago at high noon Anthony and I got married at St. Mark the Evangelist in Norman, Oklahoma. It was definitely one of the happiest days of my life and looking back at these photos brings back a flood of memories and emotions. All the photos below are from digital cameras from friends and family – I cherish these more today than I ever thought I would.
Two of my favorite photos from the day with two of my favorite people – I still have them hanging in our bedroom to this day.
My brother Eric and I.
We had a reception right after the wedding in the church fellowship hall. THEN we had this awesome evening party at the University of Oklahoma’s football stadium. We were in the newly completed upper-deck and it was seriously the bomb! One of these days I’d love to have another party like that.
The following two photos (of Anthony + I dancing and Dad + I dancing) are still in our bedroom. They bring me endless joy.
My parents seriously know how to throw a party! No one was on the dance floor, so they got out there and boogied it right on down to YMCA. Now my dad wasn’t too coordinated and was throwing up all sorts of “letters” during the dance and I thought he’d have a heart attack out there, but it was a highlight of the entire day. People still talk about that dance. I also had to include a photo of my two brother-in-laws dancing. Man have they both changed since 2005!
Thanks for strolling down memory lane with me!
A few photos from our day adventure at the Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum in Seminole, Oklahoma. I absolutely love that I have these photos of the boys. This was their first time at the museum and to see the awe, wonderment, and excitement on their faces was priceless!
This was the first thing Randon saw when we walked in – that look of joy on his face warms my heart!
There is a little grocery store with “just the right size” shopping cart for Rylan to push around.
The bubble station was one of our last stops and boy did we have fun in there.
This past week I went back to Oklahoma to visit my family. As I mentioned in a previous post, my parents have temporary custody of my nephews. Today marks one month and I know it’s been quite an adjustment for my parents. I am glad I had the chance to visit and play with my nephews. We played hard over the weekend, going to a children’s museum (those photos are to come!) and playing outside. Here are a few of my favorite photos.
This is Conner, who the boys absolutely love. He loves them just as much, protecting them at all times. When I was trying to take his photo, he was being rotten and refused to look at me. Then he laid his head down as if he was over my camera! In a few weeks, he’s going back to be with my brother Eric when he gets settled back down in Dallas.
There is nothing better than a tantrum photo!
This one was my buddy all week. We played with play dough, learned how to play Go Diego Go on the Wii, went to the museum and learned a bunch, and took many a bath!
Such a sweet face while Sassy is holding him.
I love that I caught him mid-lick!
I am home from Imaging USA. I had a blast meeting other photographers as well as learning from some of the best in the industry. I didn’t take too many photos with my camera, but if you follow me on twitter you probably saw plenty of photos throughout the conference. I have many more I will try to share when I get them off my iphone.
I’ve been playing catch up since we arrived back in NJ from the holidays so here is my last post from our time in Oklahoma. Once again it includes photos of my nephews. The last two photos of the boys with Sassy melt my heart. They are the light of my mom’s world and I love that I have photos of them together.
I bought the hat on Rylan from etsy seller vanillaknitsandbits. Such a wonderful and talented knitter.
I felt Rylan deserves his own post because he really is that precious and special. He will be turning 1 in January and cute as ever. He loves to smile, even if he couldn’t breathe and wasn’t feeling well. Just a few days before these photos were taken, he went into the hospital due to low oxygen levels, trouble breathing, and more. The diagnosis was croup and he got out of there within 2 days.
Randon & Rylan are the only grandchildren right now. Both of them have my father wrapped around their fingers. It always amazes me to see him interacting with them and it makes me yearn to see how our future children will impact my mother and father (or Sassy and Grandpa). [Don't take that the wrong way people! Children are still in the far far far future for us!]
