37/52.

September 17, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

Reagan and I made cookies this afternoon. She managed to sneak a few licks of the batter while I was snapping photos.

She loves helping me cook and bake. Such a good little helper.


36/52.

September 11, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

I am cheating a bit this week by using a photo from 3 weeks ago, but I just love it so much. And I have been to damn busy to get any interesting shots of my girl this week. I will be better next week.


35/52.

September 03, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

Dear Reagan,
 
You are a sassypants little girl these days, and you love to push your limits, knowing just what to say to make me laugh even though you are being defiant. You call me Mommy (instead of just Momma) when you are trying to get your way because you know it usually works.
 
You love to wear dresses and have your hair look pretty with bows, even if you HATE having it brushed. You are obsessed with band-aids, needing them for imaginary boo-boos.
 
You are pretty attached to me when I am off work, and that's okay with me. I remind myself that you will never be the small again. You won't always want to curl your 35-pound little body onto my lap. You won't always tell me that I am your "favorite mom ever."
 
I am soaking it up while I can.
 
Love you forever,
Momma

34/52.

August 29, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

My girl. My heart.

I don't know how I got so lucky to be this little girl's mommy, but I don't ask too many questions. I just soak up the goodness.


The Hoss Family | Overbrook, KS

August 29, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

I have known this family for quite a while. Wade and I work at the same place, and when we moved to Overbrook, they were the closest neighbors that we knew. Even if they live like a few miles down the road.


We had originally planned on getting to the sunflower field around sunset to capture their family photos, BUUUUT when I showed up, the sunflowers were dead. Like dead, dead. It looked like a field of black with sporadic spots of yellow. I am guessing that the storm on Tuesday evening just broke them all down far enough to end their season short. With some quick thinking Wade suggested we go to his friend's farm, which is literally just a mile away down the road. It turned out to be pretty perfect in the end.

We managed to capture far more portraits than we would have at the sunflower field. And it seemed to really fit with the personality of their family.

Summer skies are the best also. Just look.

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