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Randon

I can’t get enough of this little man.  I always love coming home to see him – and it always happens to be at big times (9 months, 1 year, 18 months, etc).  I got to do some shopping for this session and I’m glad my mom was up for just about anything.  If you’ve followed my blog, you may remember him from his days in the hospital with MRSA last August.  He was in the hospital for 40 days, and I think it set him back about that much.  He is so little – he still wears 9 months pants/shorts and barely wears 12 month tops.  But he is still precious and rotten to the core.  He’s going to be a big brother as well – that means I’m going to be an aunt again.  Get ready Randon!

He looks grown up here!

July 6, 2008 - 10:51 am

Jenny - Kim – these are really beautiful! I just love your work!

Life in Oklahoma

Anthony and his brother’s went fishing early in the morning and came back around lunch time with all their crappie. Showing off their catches!

This was a very spontaneous moment at the Schmidt household. I was in their formal living room uploading pictures or something. Taylor came in to play on the piano then the other boys joined in. They took turns playing (although Anthony only knew one song) and singing along as well. Then Noah and Anthony started playing Chop Sticks – it was hilarious!

My great grandparents were the first couple married in this new Catholic church at Sacred Heart in Konawa, OK back in the beginning of the 1900s. I had my mom take us there to see some of my families history (some of the relatives are buried there) and we walked around. It was so peaceful.

And my mom down at the old home pictured above.

Oklahoma

We’ve made it to Oklahoma. We’re relaxing with family – lot of time spent by my parents pool. On our way into Oklahoma we stopped in Henryetta to switch drivers, bathroom and fill up on gas. There was a BBQ place there and this little “family” of pigs was there. Couldn’t pass up on the opportunity.

My 14 year old brother in law is working one of the firework stands in their little town. We stopped by to see him hard at work (with his ipod and Nintendo DS).

Us

Last weekend Anthony & I volunteered to help with the 50th anniversary Jubilee dinner at our church. We were servers for the night. Since we were all fancied up, I decided it was picture time! Here is the results. I LOVE this picture of Anthony.

And yours truly.

And here we are in all our glory with the other young adults from our group.

June 13, 2008 - 7:51 am

Katie - Gorgeous photos of both of you!! Happy (belated) anniversary, you guys!

Happy Anniversary Anthony!

Anthony & I said are wedding vows 3 years ago today in Norman, OK. I did some digging on the ole hard drive to find these pictures. My own wedding was what drove me into photography. Thank you to all those who shared our special day. Anthony & I really enjoyed ourselves that day and have never forgot about it.

For those who come to my blog and don’t know the story here it is. We got married on June 11, 2005 at high noon. It was a nice blistery hot Oklahoma day. We had a reception immediately following the ceremony in the fellowship hall of the church (yes there was wine – I’m Catholic!!!) After that was over, we left and relaxed a bit. Then 7pm strolled along and we had an evening party! It was held at the Oklahoma Sooner football stadium – in one of the club suites. It was heaven as Anthony and I met down in Dallas during the big OU/Texas football rivalry.

We’re coming from the back we’re we saw each other before the ceremony.

Saying our vows – we had to memorize those and we had no help from the priest or deacon. I got choked up but I made it through. 🙂

I didn’t include any reception photos as they aren’t that great. Here we are walking into our evening party at the OU stadium.

This was grooms cake #2 – a football field. 😛

Anthony dropped cake in my dress – not sure what he is trying to do. I was not about to let him get it out of there!

There is many things about that night I will never forget. This is one of them. This is my father – he brought the house down. When no one was on the dance floor, he and my mom got out there and danced to the YMCA. Now we aren’t just talking any ole YMCA, we are talking the YMS something or other. He was doing all sorts of letters and jumping up and down. I thought he was going to have a heart attack on the dance floor. I’m so glad he and my mom got out there. I joined them and its one of the best memories I have of my dad. Thanks dad for making that night special. Love your baby girl!

June 12, 2008 - 11:02 am

Megs - So sweet. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!