Bedazzled for Homecoming

Wooohoooo! Just took my second set of school dance pictures last weekend! Same couple... but you know what that means... they liked my last photos enough to ask me to do it again! I consider that a victory and an honor!

I know I'm guilty of almost ALWAYS going black and white... but in my defense, her dress was black and his shirt was white... I didn't want green leaves and other color distractions to take away from their details.

She stole his oh-so-cool aviator sunglasses and did her best Fonz impression. Wait a minute... does she even know who the Fonz is??? Waaaaay before her time...

 Okay, I HATE that the car is in the background, but these are in fact candids and they were in a hurry to get to their dinner reservation, so I couldn't mess around with backgrounds. Note how lovely her running legs are! I'm so proud of her budding running career!!!

 They did this spontaneously right before they were off, and I told them to reenact it for the photo. How cute.

You know you're feeling good if one of your photos becomes someone's profile picture on Facebook!

I also took some pictures of daughter with mama. But I worry that mama might disown me as a friend if I post those pics on here... but I think they're awesome!

So, just a quick update about my Team in Training progress:

Thank you so much to those who have given me such a great start in fundraising. I was contacted by the local TNT coordinator, and he praised the progress we've made so far. If you've donated to the fund already, I cannot thank you enough and tell you how much it means to me. If you're interested in donating, please visit my fundraising page. I really, really appreciate your interest and support in this cause.

And of course if you're local and you'd like some photos taken, by all means contact me!

I have been assigned a coach and a mentor for training, and our kickoff for the training season starts next week!

I am so excited to be a part of a team, and cannot wait to see us pull together and bring out our best selves for the sake of those who need us.