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MOTHERHOOD, PHOTOGRAPHY, THE 52 PROJECT

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Courage is found in unlikely places. 
― J.R.R. Tolkien

liam // You read stories like one might drink water, consistently throughout the day, as though you might wither away without them.

blythe // I noticed you nearby, standing on the upward facing rock, determined and unmoved–a brief picture of your spirit.

burke // On your ninth birthday, we all sat with you and shared our favorite things about you: your silliness and love of jokes, your sincerity and thoughtfulness, the way you share your Legos and play, and even your growth in wisdom and in learning self-control. You listened intently, your eyes opening like windows allowing new air into your soul.

olive // On Tuesday, you turned five. Your siblings and cousin made a banner and played “Everything is Awesome” (from the Lego movie) for you. You pumped your tiny arms in the air, singing along to your private soundtrack. Perhaps, one day you will feel small or somehow insignificant. On that day, I hope you will remember the moment at age five when you stood at the edge of the world and didn’t flinch.

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    1. Author

      I can’t lie: having the sun on our skin again has been a gift. It will some again for you too. Just wait.

  1. I’ve really enjoyed this series so far. The moments you capture are beautiful (especially love the first photo this week). :)

    1. Author

      Oh, she really has quite a large personality. The song and fist pumps are appropriate. ;)

  2. Oh these photo’s are simply beautiful! I adore that one of Liam reading in the grass, such a perfect capture! So glad to have found your lovely blog!

    1. Author

      Thank you, Jennifer, and welcome here. I also really love Liam’s photo this week. It suits him. Thank you for stopping by.

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