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I was thrilled when Shana and Christian contacted me to take some post wedding portraits. We met at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens for a few hours late in the afternoon, the weather was beyond perfect, it really could not have been better. Perfectly sunny and breezy, which is good since Christian was walking around in full dress uniform!
It only took a few minutes in their company to know they are truly and completely in love with each other. Since they both have extremely busy schedules their time together is precious, it was obvious they were just happy to be spending time together and they kept each other laughing the whole session.
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Atlanta Engagement Session: Lebo and David by Abbie J. Smith Photography | ellyB events - March 12, 2012 - 7:27 pm
[...] and David strolled Piedmont Park for their engagement session with their photographer Abbie J. Smith. The couple is getting married this September over at the beautiful Villa Christina. We [...]
Welcome to 2012, a new year, a year full of fresh possibilities. I’ve recently read and heard so much about New Years Resolutions, changes people are hoping to make, different approaches and different plans to help each person stick with or remember the goals they have set. Well, I know myself pretty well and if I try to stick with anything for a year I will either forget or give up. Ok, I will probably forget until about halfway through August I will recall said resolutions, realize I have lost my focus or fallen short and then give up. Who wants to spend the last third of the year resolving to do something thats now almost impossible to accomplish. I don’t want to “resolve” to do anything, I want to enjoy making better decisions in my life and enjoy seeing a positive outcome in my daily life.
So, here are some simple things I plan to focus on, small simple ways I am “resolving” to change, small things I believe will improve my daily life. I plan to focus on these things from now until my birthday, April 19th. At that time I will reassess and see if there are other things that I could or should focus on for the rest of the year.
“The art of being happy lies in the power of extracting happiness from common things.” – Henry Ward Beecher
- Be thankful, way more thankful! I recently saw a quote on Pinterest that said – “What if you woke up tomorrow with only the things you thanked God for today?” and all I could think was OUCH! I am so blessed, so extremely blessed. I have everything I “need” and I have so many luxuries, So many people that love me, so many people I love. I have an amazing family, a good job, I have a passion that I am blessed to pursue, I have good health, and most of all a gracious, merciful Savior and his mercies are new every morning – how great is that?!? So, I am resolving to be more grateful and thankful for everything in my life, especially for those things that are so easy to overlook until they are taken away from you or someone close to you.
- Find the magic in daily life by taking the time to see the things and the moments I normally over look because I am too busy.
- Use my emotional energy wisely, I don’t want to waste emotional energy on something that isn’t important. I feel ridiculous even admitting this but its true. I find myself worrying about others immature or inconsiderate actions whens its not even something I have the power to change. I also worry way too much about what other people are thinking of me, when in reality I should only be worried about the opinions of the people closest to me, the people who really know and love me.
- Do something creative 2-3 times a week, even if its only for a few minutes. Try a new recipe, sew something, knit, crochet, paint, redecorate etc.
Well, let's see, it's noon here on the 5th, so it's still technically the 4th of July everywhere in the US except the east coast. We didn't do anything on the actual 4th; no fireworks from China, no barbecue, no flag waving. All we did we each quiche and watch Sopranos. This past weekend, however, we headed north on the island of Luzon to a friend's house, where we celebrated in full American style by drinking cheap beer, eating huge grilled bacon cheese burgers, swimming in a river and eating watermelon seeds. Not actual watermelon, just their hugely addictive seeds. It was a great time, we just went up for a few days, but some friends from nearby came as well, and it was nice to see friends again and revel in the fact that people understood you the first time to said something, and that they not only understand sarcasm, but actively used it themselves! The river was awesome, mostly because it was clean, and the drive there was through lush, rolling green hills, the likes of which I haven't seen yet in the Philippines. The place we went on the river was a local swimming area, which meant a few things: nipa huts, videoke, brandy drinking and oddly enough, motorcycle washing and laundry doing. Bringing a giant load of laundry to a fun weekend outing at the river doesn't appeal to me, but you do have to applaud their multi-tasking. Some people rented innertubes which you could use to float a short section of the river, but mostly we just sat in the water, ate a lot and had a few beers.
Other than that, we haven't been doing much. Abby's classroom has been flooded for the past week, despite multiple claims that it had been fixed. As the water bubbling through the floor indicated, it has obviously not been. Plus her counterpart's wife is going to the US to study, so he's been a little busy. So she's been trying to work on her grant proposal, and keeping herself busy. She's attempting to get grant money so they can hold sign language classes for the deaf student's family members, who, amazingly enough, don't speak sign language. Most of us in the US can agree that having family members involved in a student's life makes a big difference, so obviously this will be really helpful for her students, not to mention the fact that it's almost insane that some people can't really communicate with their own children.
I had two big Project Design and Management workshops here at the end of May/beginning of June, and for most of the month of June I've been alternating between doing nothing and working on a Coastal Resource Management plan for the province. I have a few things coming up in the future though, as I start working on a biodiversity camp we'll be having here on Mindoro in October. Abby and I are also going to start work on a project at her school, a book club of sorts for the English teachers, not only to get them reading, but to promote creative thinking and also to introduce new strategies for teaching/teaching literature, other than just having students memorize things. That will coincide with Abby's library project, where she's hoping to get about 500 books for mid-level readers so that the kids can have access to easy-to-read books. Because virtually NO ONE reads here. It's nuts.