I hadn't seen Mr. C since he was just a few weeks old.
My how fast he has grown in just a few short months!
He was blowing bubbles and flashing his adorable smile. What a happy little guy!
I loved getting a few snuggles in, although Bubbles, the bunny, got the most loves.
Thanks for dropping by Mr. C. I hope your mommy enjoyed your Sneak Peek!
Princess "B" {A Newborn Sneak Peek}
Once upon a time there was a tiny little Princess who was so anxious to meet her adoring family that she decided to arrive a little bit early.
She was welcomed to the family by her loving parents and her adorable big sister,
and handsome big brother.
The three, who are so dearly loved, were wrapped in the finest handmade blankets made especially for them by their talented Great-Grandmother.
And they all lived happily ever after.
Thanks for playing along with my little story. This image makes me grin from ear to ear!
Princess "B" really didn't want to miss out on the party, but her eyes were so heavy, that she drifted off to the sweetest slumber. Look at her little hands. So precious!
And I absolutely adore this one. I can see this image mounted on a canvas. So dreamy!
And then we decided to put her in a little bucket just for fun! Thank you sweet family for the blessing of capturing Princess "B's" newborn images!
Our Award Winning Actress!
Hannah and her One Act Play Cast and Crew advanced at District and Area and will compete in Regionals next week. We are so excited!!!
She feels so blessed to simply be in One Act Play but to receive such sweet accolades is icing on the cake!
She feels so blessed to simply be in One Act Play but to receive such sweet accolades is icing on the cake!
We are so use to seeing her with curly hair, but love her with straight hair too. It kind of makes my heart hurt a little bit, she is growing up so fast!
We are counting the days until Regionals!! Break a leg OAP!!!
Hard Boiled Eggs-the Easy Way!
Cue the music....aaah! We finally found the easiest way to make hard boiled eggs. Yes!!! And it is super easy!
1. Don't use eggs the day you purchase them. I'm not really sure why, but it really is true:

2. Put your eggs in a muffin tin and preheat your oven to 325 degrees. When your oven is ready, slide the muffin tin in the oven and bake for 30 minutes.

3. As soon as the 30 minutes are up, put your baked eggs (shell and all) in a bowl of ice water. I usually leave mine for a few minutes or sometimes longer depending on what I am doing.
4. This is the best part! To peel (and I have always dreaded this part until now) take a knife and cut down the middle of the egg all around to crack the shell.
5. And then peel away. So easy!
6. They are perfectly cooked hard boiled eggs....without the mess of boiling! Do you see that little rust on the bottom half of the egg? That's where the egg rested in the muffin tin-nothing to worry about.
7. Enjoy!
1. Don't use eggs the day you purchase them. I'm not really sure why, but it really is true:

2. Put your eggs in a muffin tin and preheat your oven to 325 degrees. When your oven is ready, slide the muffin tin in the oven and bake for 30 minutes.

3. As soon as the 30 minutes are up, put your baked eggs (shell and all) in a bowl of ice water. I usually leave mine for a few minutes or sometimes longer depending on what I am doing.
5. And then peel away. So easy!
6. They are perfectly cooked hard boiled eggs....without the mess of boiling! Do you see that little rust on the bottom half of the egg? That's where the egg rested in the muffin tin-nothing to worry about.
7. Enjoy!
Photo of the Morning
These precious three came to my studio yesterday. Delight! What fun to capture their love for each other....even baby sister is smiling too!
"Every perfect gift is from above." James 1:17
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