was wonderful…. tiring, but wonderful. I helped out with Youth Weekend on Friday night, spent the night with some awesome girls, got up, ate one of Mrs. Vath’s amazing waffles and then drove to Wake Forest, NC… shot Amber and Tim’s beautiful wedding, drove home at 1am, backed up images, slept for 4 hours, went to church, taught sunday school, worked on youth production stuff, choir practice, youth group, Red Robin and then ended the weekend with ICE CREAM. Wow. Today I felt like I could have slept until 4pm. It’s been a long few days and Michael and I are both exhausted…. but it’s a great kind of exhausted.
It’s one thing to work, work, work and feel empty and tired at the end of the day….but when you work, work, work at something that you love…. at the end of the day, you feel tired but FULL. Doing what you love is rewarding and I wouldn’t have traded our weekend for anything. It’s our new life.
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This weekend marked the beginning of a very busy wedding season for me. I realize that my weekends will probably never include Sunday afternoon naps or Saturday date nights with my husband… but that’s ok. We’ll fit those in during the week. We don’t live a normal life…. when everyone else is taking off and relaxing…. our busyness begins! We’re still learning how to balance that and this month will be a great test to see how we’re going to handle this crazy wedding season! I’m a few days behind but that’s ok… here are the APRIL GOALS and the MARCH RECAP!!!! (I know I struggled on the personal goals….a lot. Those thank you notes WILL get done Momma!! I promise!)
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So here’s to a productive month!! My hopes are high…. especially for the working out part! I really need that to happen!!! Have a great week everyone!!
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Oh where do I begin? This wasn’t just another wedding for me. This was a legacy KJ Wedding and I have been looking forward to it ever since my first email from Danny and Megan!
I’m really excited about this YouTube video because I know that it resonates with ALL photographers who photograph PEOPLE!!
Have you ever walked into a client experience and realized “oh wow, this is not what I was expecting?” ….