3 days old...

Let me tell you one thing: for a mom who's not looking to have another one anytime soon, this is a DANGEROUS job! Even though this precious little one refused to sleep a wink while I was photographing her, once I was done she slept peacefully in my arms.. and I was pretty sure that's what heaven will be like! More to come from this one, I can promise you that :)

Tower Hill Botanical Gardens

Noon= not the perfect time to shoot, ever :) Still, I loved all the shots I got with this cherubim. Margot was very smitten, even giving him kisses and playing "got your nose!"


Under a gazebo, taken with a reflector. I love the light on her face, not so wild about the expression. I begged for a cute smile, swear.

Someday I swear I will figure out how to make color look as amazing on blogger as it does in PS! These gardens are GORGEOUS. My first thought: someday I will shoot a wedding here :)

One more...

6 Days Old...

And how could I resist at least one of big sister.

Little fingers in little places... making trouble!

Oh boy... no wonder it was so quiet downstairs!


First step is to remove all plastic key pieces. Detach off of keyboard at red arrow.


Gently detach at snap points.


Snap plastic pieces together at middle. Pay attention to orientation.



Here is what your finished piece should look like.


Slide plastic pieces onto keyboard, making sure metal clasp is on top of lower plastic piece (green arrow). Top piece should still be detached (red arrow).


Next attach upper piece with a small object like safety pin or toothpick. First one side then the other.


Now, using the pin, slide under top piece in order to attach key.


Attach key at top by snapping into place.


Press down gently on key until bottom snaps into place.


Ah, better.


Repeat (if you have a toddler). If not, then you're done!


Now be smart, be good to your Macbook, use an iSkin!

Does she even need a title???

It's a summer day... not a cloud in sight..

I never can get over little ones.. and how they are just utterly happy with the simplest things like an opened car window.