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Presley Grace Warpula
born at 2:54 pm
7 lbs 12 oz
20 inches long
Taken yesterday by Rick… This is what 38 weeks looks like for the last time. Its bitter sweet, being our last. Glad to be done for many reasons but sad too because I love having babies. We are set to induce tomorrow morning (Monday, Jan. 12) so check the blog Monday night maybe Wendy will be kind enough to post for us.
This little cookie doesn’t know what is about to come his way. He is such a mama’s boy…
Taken this morning (Sat.) nothing like squeezing in one more session 2 days before delivering. But hey newborns are worth the “squeeze”. Meet baby Kate, what a little sweetie. This is a quick sneak peak for her mama.
Today I edited all the bridesmaids pictures, such fun girls they were! Here is a sample. Tomorrow the groomsmen…
I worked on the kids in Nov. CA wedding today. Here little brothers are twins and super cute, as you will see. I am trying to finish up this wedding editing before we leave for Houston to have the baby. More to come…
I know, I know I lucked out again with a really beautiful family. They were so pretty with their little 1 yr old blondie boy. He had the cutest waddle walk. This family bought my session at a charity auction back in September. I took these this past Sunday and it was FREEZING!! A big 37 degrees and windy but we worked quickly and were done in 30 minutes. Here are my favorites. Thanks U. family it was great meeting you all!
While in IL we were able to play in the little bit of snow that was left on the ground. Just enough to entertain the kids, even though we were freezing!!
Rick & Cooper (our kids only own hooded Quicksilver sweatshirts, since we are never out in such cold conditions).
Griffin having a great time in the snow
Nano (Rick’s mom, also known as Nano) & Griffin
Nano & Parker with a rigged up sled. There seems to be a lot of “fun” stuff laying around the farm.
This is Rick, Cooper and another cousin Casen. Rick’s cousin Ben was pulling them with a tractor, we found a use for the tractor in the winter. ha! Cooper doesn’t look happy, but really he cried and cried when his turn was over & we made him go inside. Of course Rick was having the most fun. This is where a lot of his childhood memories were made on this very farm. He spent nearly every holiday here all the way through medical school. Even though it was a quick trip we are so blessed to have made it and spent this time with his family. Our kids enjoyed their experience as well.
Before Christmas I had a senior session with Susan. She was so sweet, mature and fun to work with. We hit a few locations downtown before the light was gone all to quickly. Here are my favorites.
