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Showing posts with label Spring. Show all posts

Friday, May 28, 2010

John Parker's Dedication







On May 15th, we celebrated a very special day. John and I were able to publicly dedicate our son before family and friends at Buckhead Church. It is our prayer that he begins to walk with the Lord at a very young age. John and I were challenged to really flesh out what values and habits are important to us as a family. We're reminded that it's not just about nice pretty ideas packaged with a bow, but more about living out those values in our own personal lives. Just as John Parker imitates our actions, so he will be watching how we respond to others and what drives us as adults. We were so grateful to be surrounded by parents that know and love the Lord and friends that can come alongside us on this journey of parenting. A special thank you to our parents, Jaillene and James, and Anthony and Amanda for being a part of that day.





Thursday, April 22, 2010

Our Favorite Activity

One of our favorite things to do in the afternoon is to take a walk or wagon ride before daddy gets home. We pick flowers and visit with neighbors. I love that he enjoys being outside as much as John and I do. Here are a few pictures from our afternoon adventures.







Thursday, April 8, 2010

Teethy Grin







JP has had his two bottom teeth since he was 8 1/2 months. However, I've had a tough time capturing that teethy grin. One night, John and I tag teamed and made him giggle and snapped some really cute shots. It just so happened to be his 10 month birthday that day too!

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Amateur Photographer









I'm sure many of you can relate to this post. I can't seem to get enough pictures of my sweet little boy. I seriously take ten pictures of John Parker doing the same thing in the same position, but I can't bring myself to delete even one of them. Perhaps, he smiles or wrinkles his nose a certain way or his hand looks so tiny against his stuffed animal. I'm hoping that I can capture these moments on film since I know they are fleeting. I am a amateur photographer at best, but I have never enjoyed my subject so much.