Thursday, October 23, 2008
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About Me
- AtlantaMama
- My life is multifaceted... I am a Christian who desires to see the Kingdom of God expanded. I am a Mommy to two BOYS and experiencing a lot of changes every month, every week, and sometimes to my daily life. I am a wife and best friend to my husband. I am a creative photographer who started my own company in March 2009. More about me - scrapbooker, musical theatre lover, I enjoy watching game shows (when ELMO needs a break), breastfeeding, getting the new Pottery Barn mag in the mail box! I started this BLOG to connect to other new moms and share our lives together. (I've also found some "old friends" thru the blog world too!) I hope to be an encouragement to you and to get feedback from you. (Hey, I need your support too!) Please share my BLOG with other new moms, pregnant friends, or those who may need a spiritual encouragement every now and then. The Lord is GOOD! And - Hey - Please leave a comment!!!
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5 comments:
Oh what great memories! I love the NOT-cowardly lion! He was truly the lion KING, laid back in his lair. He is ruler over all he sees.... HA! I know he rules my heart!
What awesome pictures! Looks like so much fun.
Yeah, I usually cook up a bunch of chicken and then put it in the frige. Shells & cheese is a fave in this house, especially w/ chicken.
Blessings!
I love your photos Ann. And the sermon notes helped me feel like I was there. I sure miss you all! See you in December. Debbie
love the lion costume and cute wagon!
There were lots of kids this year and we walked thru a nursing home and then back outside again. I am sure that it meant a lot to them to see all of the kids dressed up.
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