Between the lack of food and anxious thoughts I've kind of sunk into my own little world. When I'm faced with these kind heavy decision I tend to internalize...I become an observer in my day to day life, I participate in very little and I focus on one thing. This week I've made it my goal to meet the deadline I had given my customer on her photos, even though I had laundry piling up and a bag that still needed unpacking, clean dishes waiting in the dishwasher and dirty ones in the sink, 365 photos that needed to be posted (and still do), and paper work that need to be done. I never quite felt up to writing a post, I wasn't inspired enough and i was feeling a little sorry for myself too. Although, I have been visiting the blogosphere and reading all your beautiful blogs, I just was not ready to participate this week.
Friday rolled along and I had been deep in thought and prayer all week and somewhere in there I prayed these words "calm my anxious heart" and it is now calm and I have emerged out of my own little world and ready to be inspired, be creative, check things of my list and enjoy my life with out anxious thoughts and a little less bad for you food!
So while I've been off in my own little world observing the world around me, I did manage to get some good shots this past week. As a matter of fact the day of the attack that sent me to the ER I had a fun just because session with my beautiful niece earlier that day! My mom had recently bought me some new props to add to my collection and my darling niece is always happy to be my model and it helps that she always makes such a good one! Plus she had a birthday right around the corner which gave us another excuse to have an impomptu session!
All the hats and bows and the adorable little tutu are my new accessories my mama bought me to keep in my arsenal of props, however this cute little tea rose pink head band featured in the last two pictures, along with the white feather clip that is attached to the tutu are made by my crafty friend, Sary...who happens to be an long time friend!
So here is to joining the world around me again, good health, change and enjoying life everyday! Happy Tuesday everyone!
Brooke
first, tell your niece she's stunning (as if she didn't know). Second, these are all beautiful - from the poses to the cropping to the processing. Truly images that the family will love to have. Welcome back! (SST)
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous portraits of your niece! Moms are the best aren't they? Love your blog - new follower.
ReplyDeleteI love the first and final shots. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI had my gall bladder out in January (clogged duct, don't wait for THAT to happen!) Praying for you.
I love that last picture especially!
ReplyDeleteYou will be in my thoughts... hang in there my friend.
Beautiful! I like your style.
ReplyDeleteTHESE ARE SO GREAT :D
ReplyDeleteLove the personality!!!
I'll be praying your surgery goes well. When is it?
ReplyDeleteThose photos of your niece are making me crave some pink for this little abode full of blue. :) Lovely pictures.
Great shots! I love her outfit and accessories!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for stopping by today! I love reading your comments and appreciate all the positve feedback.
ReplyDeleteSheri and Corinne-Thank you too for the prayers and thoughts sent my way!
Traci-Thanks for the following me yay! Went and visited your blog today,love it!
Hy-Thank you for the prayers, the surgery is Sept. 7th...I always crave some pink, but thankfully I get to see my niece at least everyother weekend and get my girlie fix!
Great shots! You have a beautiful niece.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling better very soon!
Hi Brooke. As a fellow mama, now sans gall bladder, I can definately say that you will feel much better after it's out. Thoughts and prayers for you and hope for an uneventful wait for surgery.
ReplyDeletei hope you are feeling better and the surgery goes well. in the meantime, you have done a stunning job with these photos. just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteoohh I hope the pain is being managed for you now, that is a horrid thing to have and oh so painful! Great shots by the way, isn't it great to have a hobby that takes you away from your worries if only for a few minutes.
ReplyDeleteWow, Brooke! A couple of thoughts are running through my head right now: 1) I'm wondering why I didn't see this until now and 2) thinking about you and wanting you to know that I HEAR your heart. You will be in my prayers, sweet sister. I had surgery years ago as well and I understand the anxieties. God will be with you...IS with you! xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh yes, one more thing: Super photography...I love your creative poses and fabulous props! I'm so happy for you that this is taking off! You do wonderful work! ("
ReplyDeletethe photos are great! get well soon =)
ReplyDeleteYou all are so nice! It makes a heart warm to hear all your concerns, prayers and well wishes! Thank you all for you kind words.
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