Whew.

I knew this summer was going to be crazy.  Insane even.  And has it lived up to it's potential?  Oh yeah:)  But in the best way possible!  I mean, how many photographers do you know who can say "Not only can we take some rockin pictures of your wedding day, we can also change the flat tire on your limo!"  [ok, to be perfectly honest, I couldn't say this either...but that's why I have the bestest hubby in the whole wide world who has skills as varied as quick-draw-lens-changing while perching atop tall ladders, to supplying the tools AND the muscles/skills for changing flat limo tires!  Wow:)]

We have photographed two weddings in one weekend.  We have celebrated our daughter's 2-year birthday party surrounded by family and friends.  We have almost been struck by lightning.  We have been junk-sale-shopping in Bozeman.  We've entertained the neighborhood playing backyard football.  We've photographed new babies and old friends.  We've found new ways to share our images with clients (whoohoo for pictage.com!).  We've slept in a few times and we've gotten up early a lot.  We've kissed owies and swung on the swings.  We've been "real" swimming for the first time and howled into the warm wind while racing fast across the lake in Grammie and Papa's new boat.  We've read lots of bedtime stores and watered the flowers.  We've drank some beers and laughed a lot and...whew...I am just so incredibly, fantastically, awesomely blown away by how blessed we are.

I can't really express how amazing it feels to work with our clients to capture their memories - those forever moments that are sometimes so big and other times so quiet and small - but I do know that I thank God for the opportunity to continue this journey each and every day.

Life is wonderful - and all I can say is thanks to all of the people in my life who make it possible:  my hubby, my baby, my mom and dad, Scott's mom and dad, our friends & family, our clients, our fans.  Thanks you guys.


~From this completely saturated by blessings Mommy-Wife-Photographer