Absolutely stunning!
Keep watching because in December, we will post the the next phase in this growing family!
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
LINDSAY MATERNITY 5 MONTHS
Lindsay, Stephen and Alie are anticipating Ava with so much excitement that in celebration, it was decided that maternity images at both 5 months and just before delivery would be the plan. We met at their home on Friday evening after work for some fun!
Absolutely stunning!
Keep watching because in December, we will post the the next phase in this growing family!
Absolutely stunning! Keep watching because in December, we will post the the next phase in this growing family!
OPERATION SMILE-PPA CHARITIES
October is Family Portrait Month. During the month of October from every family portrait session, we will donate $25 to Operation Smile. Since 1982, over 115,000 children and young adults have been treated across the world. For a little as $240 and a 45 minute surgery, a young life is changed forever!
Call today to schedule your session! We will create a family portrait to be treasured, while you help change the life of a child in need.
With your purchase of a Family Portrait Collection, you will receive 12 FREE holiday cards.
Check out our ad in the October issue of Women's Inc. available later this week!
Call today to schedule your session! We will create a family portrait to be treasured, while you help change the life of a child in need.With your purchase of a Family Portrait Collection, you will receive 12 FREE holiday cards.
Check out our ad in the October issue of Women's Inc. available later this week!
ALOETTE of ARKANSAS CONNECTION
I have fallen a bit behind sharing some of the exciting things happening in Central Arkansas! One of those being the celebration of Amber's 20th birthday! And what better way to celebrate than at Aloette of Arkansas's Connection for September.
"Somehow", there were those that found out about this special day...
...and had a few sweet gifts for her.
Encouragement is a big deal in Aloette of Arkansas.
Two of "Amber's Angels" are Megan...
...and Secret.
Tom Judson, President of Aloette from the home office in Atlanta was there to celebrate and recognize Arkansas's three newest Managers In Training...
Donna Dial, Patricia Williams and Amber Rader.
Aloette of Arkansas's newest Field Executives are Melanie and Mark Hamilton of White Hall! Tom presented the Hamilton's sponsor, Angela Lewis with a dozen red roses representing her love and devotion to her team. The Hamiltons received a dozen orange roses representing their fire and passion to see their team succeed.
When a new Field Executive is recognized, Aloette literally rolls out the red carpet!
Mark and Melanie also received individual pink roses to give to three others that they wanted to see succeed. Amber was one of those chosen by Melanie to receive a pink rose of sweetness and innocence. That was certainly an unexpected blessing!
Aloette of Arkansas is #1 in recruiting and the fastest growing franchise in North America. Twenty two years ago, a surgical nurse by the name of Dana Davin purchased the Arkansas franchise because she had seen the difference it made not only in the health and look of her skin, but because of the positive change in had made in her life and the life of her family. She wanted to share that positive change with as many people as would listen. Passion is contagious, especially when it is truly shared from the heart. That passion has obviously spread like wild fire.
"Somehow", there were those that found out about this special day...
...and had a few sweet gifts for her.
Encouragement is a big deal in Aloette of Arkansas.
Two of "Amber's Angels" are Megan...
...and Secret.
Tom Judson, President of Aloette from the home office in Atlanta was there to celebrate and recognize Arkansas's three newest Managers In Training...Donna Dial, Patricia Williams and Amber Rader.
Aloette of Arkansas's newest Field Executives are Melanie and Mark Hamilton of White Hall! Tom presented the Hamilton's sponsor, Angela Lewis with a dozen red roses representing her love and devotion to her team. The Hamiltons received a dozen orange roses representing their fire and passion to see their team succeed.
When a new Field Executive is recognized, Aloette literally rolls out the red carpet!
Mark and Melanie also received individual pink roses to give to three others that they wanted to see succeed. Amber was one of those chosen by Melanie to receive a pink rose of sweetness and innocence. That was certainly an unexpected blessing!
Aloette of Arkansas is #1 in recruiting and the fastest growing franchise in North America. Twenty two years ago, a surgical nurse by the name of Dana Davin purchased the Arkansas franchise because she had seen the difference it made not only in the health and look of her skin, but because of the positive change in had made in her life and the life of her family. She wanted to share that positive change with as many people as would listen. Passion is contagious, especially when it is truly shared from the heart. That passion has obviously spread like wild fire.
Sunday, September 07, 2008
MEMORIES...
A couple of weeks ago when we shot Kyle's senior session, we ended the evening at the bowling alley where Kyle's Vilonia High School team bowls. This brought back fond memories for both Ron and me.
Ron and I met in our 9th grade history class. Ron's family moved to our hometown of Blue Springs, MO that fall. On Saturday mornings, I bowled on a youth league and soon, Ron showed up with a friend. Ron had never bowled before but soon found that he loved it and had quite a talent for bowling. We still have a box of trophies in our attic from those days. Well this fun little activity allowed us to get to know one another and a friendship was forged. In those days, I was quite the wall flower, so to think that it was anything more than a friendship never once crossed my mind. Our paths would cross in the hallway at school, we would meet at the bowling alley during the week sometimes to practice bowl for our league on Saturday then people began asking questions. My answer was always "I don't know what you are talking about, we are friends!" Well, the long story short is, we were more than friends in his mind and he was determined to win me over. I didn't make it easy...
We dated through high school and walked graduation together. He went to work for the railroad the month after we graduated and I had plans for college in the fall. This was the summer of 1977. In July, that same summer, we shopped for an engagement ring, knowing full well that I needed to finish school before we even considered getting married. Well, my junior year, we decided that I was close enough to completion and we planned our wedding for December 1, 1979, Thanksgiving weekend. We didn't honeymoon until summer so that I would not miss a term of school and could finish "on time" with my degree in education.
So, when we walked into the bowling alley here in town, many, many memories came back. Ron and Kyle both bowled a line and I couldn't resist a few pictures of Ron! Somewhere in our image history there are images of this same type from those younger years...that will be a treasure hunt for another day!
Ron and I met in our 9th grade history class. Ron's family moved to our hometown of Blue Springs, MO that fall. On Saturday mornings, I bowled on a youth league and soon, Ron showed up with a friend. Ron had never bowled before but soon found that he loved it and had quite a talent for bowling. We still have a box of trophies in our attic from those days. Well this fun little activity allowed us to get to know one another and a friendship was forged. In those days, I was quite the wall flower, so to think that it was anything more than a friendship never once crossed my mind. Our paths would cross in the hallway at school, we would meet at the bowling alley during the week sometimes to practice bowl for our league on Saturday then people began asking questions. My answer was always "I don't know what you are talking about, we are friends!" Well, the long story short is, we were more than friends in his mind and he was determined to win me over. I didn't make it easy...
We dated through high school and walked graduation together. He went to work for the railroad the month after we graduated and I had plans for college in the fall. This was the summer of 1977. In July, that same summer, we shopped for an engagement ring, knowing full well that I needed to finish school before we even considered getting married. Well, my junior year, we decided that I was close enough to completion and we planned our wedding for December 1, 1979, Thanksgiving weekend. We didn't honeymoon until summer so that I would not miss a term of school and could finish "on time" with my degree in education.
So, when we walked into the bowling alley here in town, many, many memories came back. Ron and Kyle both bowled a line and I couldn't resist a few pictures of Ron! Somewhere in our image history there are images of this same type from those younger years...that will be a treasure hunt for another day!
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