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‘this is the start of something good, don’t you agree’

January 10th, 2012

Somehow, ever so briefly, I found a quick few minutes of reading time & smiled as I read how one of my Wisconsin-photographer-friends (we like hyphenated titles like that ) wrote & reflected on her year. What really grabbed my attention was how symbolic ending the year photographing a newborn was for her. And then [...]

 

Somehow, ever so briefly, I found a quick few minutes of reading time & smiled as I read how one of my Wisconsin-photographer-friends (we like hyphenated titles like that ;) ) wrote & reflected on her year. What really grabbed my attention was how symbolic ending the year photographing a newborn was for her. And then I realized for me, I literally closed the door on 2011 photographing this beautiful couple & their baby to be. A lovely maternity session, nestled snug in the hills, but still only a few degrees warmer than it was in town. (I saw two people out jogging that day, at twenty-two below zero. Yes … yes I did. I wish I could say I was one of those people who was motivated by that. Instead I literally shivered & went, ohmygawd it’s too cold to be running outside!)

I am so lucky to end & start my year (and continue my career) with something so amazing and so quietly symbolic. Bringing a baby into this world … love … tender kisses … it’s all so representative of what’s to come, ending the year expecting a new little bundle and starting the year fresh & new, with a little one in your arms … and yes, even sunshine ‘on a cloudy day’ rings true. Pretty amazing. Very emotional. Babies will do that to you. And your life.

Thank you Jacque & Robert …’this is the start of something good, don’t you agree

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It’s your turn.

December 7th, 2011

Love this. Good reminder. You have to try it. PS. 0 votes Source: maggiehendrix.com via MachC on Pinterest         Dreaming. Dreaming. Dreaming. You’ll have to join me.

 

Love this. Good reminder.

You have to try it.

PS.

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Dreaming. Dreaming. Dreaming.

You’ll have to join me.

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What you don’t know about My Master.

December 6th, 2011

  0 votes Did you know that this April we will have been (back) here for 8 years? (“Back” for me, an 8-year resident for hubs. ) It’s amazing to think about. It sounds like such a long time, in theory. But in reality, eight years goes by so very quick, don’tcha think? In eight [...]

 

 

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Did you know that this April we will have been (back) here for 8 years? (“Back” for me, an 8-year resident for hubs. ;) ) It’s amazing to think about. It sounds like such a long time, in theory. But in reality, eight years goes by so very quick, don’tcha think? In eight years we have grown by leaps & bounds and made amazing strides as a family.

What many don’t know is that it was at this point in our lives eight years ago that we made the decision to move to Alaska so Mr. ‘MachC’ could pursue his Master’s of Education. Four kids (under 5), a few rentals, a townhome, a house, two cats and a lotta crap ;) later & I get to proudly say that his Master’s is almost complete. And I do say that very loud & proud. It’s not easy finishing up your Masters when you start the journey in a completely new state, living under a new roof with no kids and end it years later with four kids and two careers and a lot of stuff that might have ‘encouraged’ others to put it on the back-burner or maybe not even complete it at all. But he did. My husband did. He is finishing his Master’s with determination & dedication. I am so very proud of him. This was a dream, for him – and for me. It’s so amazing to watch him cross the finish line. Even more amazing that we have a five year old who knows & understands what it means & is thrilled to the max that him & daddy “both get to graduate this year!”. Now if that doesn’t make you smile …

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In the middle of all this craziness that is life, we can accomplish amazing things. You can do anything you want.

You just have to put your mind to it.

That’s what I tell my kids every day. It’s what I tell my mentees, every day. It’s what we live, every day.

I am so proud of this man that makes my every day.

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Thumbs up to that for sure.