Jamie, Your mom showed me your websight. When she left for Michigan, I had private time later in the day to go over it. That's when I realize how much I miss you, and only wish you and your entire family lived closer. I am fighting off tears as I type (really, I am), for I see how much I have missed and also saw the stress in your husbands face in one picture, and wish I was there too help calm him with reassurance. What is clear, God is in your life and you appear to have a good focus of what is important for you and your family. I just wish you were closer so you could spoil me with you and your families presence. And....don't beat yourself up over not opening the door...You are a beautiful woman, and there are some wacko's out there. Safety first, especially with your family. Uncle Ken.
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Love the self-portrait.
And the carousel.
And the Japanese magnolias (right?).
So good.
Fantastic pictures, Jamie! Just wonderful!
No words required. Beautiful, Jamie.
xx, Kathy
love seeing glimpses into your world :)
much love!
hey jame...thinking about you TONS.
xo
rene'
are you guys moving? Love the picture of the babe! I just love his eyes, so great!
All the photos are gorgeous, but that last shot with the little hands reaching around from behind to hold your tummy is incredible.
Jamie, Your mom showed me your websight. When she left for Michigan, I had private time later in the day to go over it. That's when I realize how much I miss you, and only wish you and your entire family lived closer. I am fighting off tears as I type (really, I am), for I see how much I have missed and also saw the stress in your husbands face in one picture, and wish I was there too help calm him with reassurance. What is clear, God is in your life and you appear to have a good focus of what is important for you and your family. I just wish you were closer so you could spoil me with you and your families presence. And....don't beat yourself up over not opening the door...You are a beautiful woman, and there are some wacko's out there. Safety first, especially with your family. Uncle Ken.
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