An honoring of 77 years of life. Carrie Lee was born September 12th, but her birth certificate is marked September 14th because the doctor wasn't able to make his way to her to sign the certificate for 2 days. And so she celebrates her birthday twice.
I told her I really wanted to document her. And I was so gracious when she allowed. As we were chatting (I love the sound of her voice. I missed it. She loved me and took care of me when I was away from my family) her grandson and his family came by to visit. Here is "Granny", with her youngest great-grand baby. She has generated a lineage of 7 children, 9 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.
I've become so fascinated with life. Life is so precious, in all of its ages and stages. I love the energy of the young and the old. Young vibrant energy and aged calm energy. The vessels of the young waiting to be filled, and those of the aged overflowing of wisdom . Life should be esteemed, new life and old life alike. And much can be learned from both. Taking it in.
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Leilani celebrates 1 year of life
If you've been following my blog, you would remember my precious little God Daughter's birth. I posted photos I took of her when she was about a week old. Well, now she's one year old! Her mother gave me the honor of naming her, and I chose the name Leilani, because in its Hawaiian origin, it means "Heavenly Child" and "Flower from Heaven". A "lei" is the familiar Hawaiian necklace of flowers, shells or feathers. It symbolizes regard and love for the person to whom it is given. Our flower from Heaven; Our Heavenly Child. Her first birthday party was a Luau themed celebration.
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
you do...i do
I shot my first wedding in Negril, Jamaica. I couldn't have asked for a better place for this experience or a more supporting friend to give me the honor :^). I was very nervous at the "one shot" deal that accompanies events and one as important as a bride's wedding day. Luckily, I was dealing with a trusting (and relaxed) bride who had "100% faith in me" that I could beautifully capture her special day. She was quick to remind me of that and put me at ease. Her only instructions, "Don't worry. Do your thing. I know we'll love it".
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