Life: Here and Now.

I don't do it often, probably not nearly enough, so I thought I would do a little "life to date update." Alot of things have happened recently and when I say 'things' I mean REALLY REALLY good things. However, that's about as much as I can say pertaining to the really, really, good things until further notice. I know, I know- if I were you I would want to murder me to for the simple reason that we are all a little nosey and blogs offer up free information- you don't really have to work for it. So when someone gives hints about hidden excitements it makes us wonder and ponder and anxious to know ourselves. Maybe that's just me, but I highly doubt it. Life in the great eastern Tennessee is wonderful. Watching my son continue to grow is the highlight of my everyday, seeing my husband and working along side him daily is fun. We both sit at a desk with computers back to back working as our lil' man plays with his imagination running wild. I still think everyday what a great decision it was to move our family here, things have changed for the better. I have changed for the better, and as I have mentioned in previous posts that is my everyday goal, to be a better person. Our family has grown closer. Yesterday I took a stroll with Logan, he held my hand the entire time and we discussed everything from the grass to the birds in the sky. Life's simple pleasures- making memories- sewing into his life, knowing that those moments are what are going to help make him into the man he is going to be. His little hand in mine, eyes big, huge smile, 'Momma' ringing thru the air, in that moment my heart filled and overflowed my body. If I am anything at all, I am a sappy Momma. I am eager to photograph tomorrow- I have three sessions tomorrow- all birthday portraits. One year, two year and three year. I am anxious to meet new people and capture adorable little faces. Life is getting better everyday, not that it was ever bad it's just new opportunities, new possibilities. Everyday is a gift and I am waiting anxiously to open it.