Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Miss Abby

Here are the shots of Abby from Sunday. It has only taken this long because I have internet issues. Serious internet issues. Are there therapists for this kind of thing? Because I could really go for some intensive anger-directed-at-binary management right now. You know what the most frustrating thing is? It's so difficult to point a finger when dealing with an entity that vast. So who am I going to blame? Al Gore--that's who. The author of all of my discontent. He can shoulder it, don't you think?



Moving slowly and disjointedly along...Here is beautiful Abby. I took these at my mom's house (You'll probably recognize from MaKaty's pictures). This girl has the most gorgeous eyes and dainty features. So cute. And the thing I love most about her is she's got this little spark in her eye that I know is going to one day cause her parent's grief. ( What did Amanda call that...Dynamite wrapped in lace??) But that's OK, she can come spend the night at my house and we'll call boys and talk about bras.


Aunts are infinitely so much cooler than parents.

Love this oneThe Beka Bracken classic bench shot. (Not that I originally came up with it. I just use this particular bench set against this particular brick wall quite a lot.)This one is so sweet! I also love love this one. (That's 2 loves...are you keeping track?)

Now it's Andy and Melisa's turn...tell me which one you like best and I'll print it up for Mom.

5 comments:

SarahCeleste said...

I love Abby! These pictures capture her so well. She is so beautiful. Great job Beka, but I have to say that Andy and Milissa (mostly Millisa) did the work here.

Megan said...

so adorable. She is definitely Andy's kid. I totally see him in her! Love the outfit she's wearing, too!

Jamie said...

Where is the bench with the brick?

Beka said...

My mom's house:)

April said...

I always pictured Andy' s kids having red hair...mayeb that was because I thought I would be the mother- just kidding. I'm sure Andy still has recurring nightmares along those lines. Great pictures, Beaker- the woman with many talents.