I thought I'd share the happy with you.
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Girls in White Dresses
It has been all too easy in the last couple weeks to lose sight of the big picture around here. I keep focusing in on the trials and forgetting the celebrations. This is our Spring of Sacraments, our Season of Grace. How fitting that in this dark, dark time our family will be receiving the strength and consolation required to get us through it.
I thought I'd share the happy with you.
Confirmation, First Communion and Baptism all with in a few months of each other. Is it any wonder the Devil's hitting us so hard?
I thought I'd share the happy with you.
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Your daughters are breathtakingly lovely.
Absolutely beautiful!
Look at those smiles! Even the baby!!! Gorgeous :)
How true it is!! When beautiful, faith-filled moments are happening, the devil tries even harder to ruin things. The past year was a difficult one for me. I couldn't feel peace. Then when I did finally allow myself to feel peace, I would quickly become anxious again. It was such a cycle. Then, it hit me one day, what I already knew but apparently forgot in the craziness of it all, that when my peace is rattled, I need to pray away the devil because he is the loser that is causing my anxiety! I'm glad you were able to experience a Happy in the middle of what is happening in your life. Love your blog :) Thanks for writing!
Truly blessed♥
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To have...
To know...
♥ Blessed Mom ♥
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Gorgeous!!
Hurray!
(And man, how did you get such nice pictures, even at a studio? My family and I will always come out with some kind of weird expression....)
I truly got a little choked up thinking about them all celebrating the same year. What a neat memory, so glad you were able to capture it with beautiful pictures!
Beautiful! What a great idea to get professional pictures of them all together!
Beautiful photos. I am amazed at your forethought to get professional shots taken. We usually forget to grab the camera on the way out the door and even miss the candid ones.
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