Angela ~~~ "God's Gift"

Well, it's been so long since I've last posted.  I'm going to post a few pics I've taken recently.  I'll start with this sweet picture of what I will entitle, "God's Gift."  I have a friend that has tried for years to have a baby with no luck.  However, at age 36, she became pregnant with a precious little boy.  He is truly a gift from God!

~ February: Love ~ by Angela

As I continue on with the MCP photography challenge, here's my February entry on the theme of the month: "Love"

~ January: Resolution ~ by Angela

Once again, it's been a while since I have posted, so I think I'll get back into the swing of things again by participating in a photography challenge called MCP Project 12. The concept behind MCP Project 12 involves each participating photographer to use his/her own work and submit a photo that incorporates the theme that is assigned each month. I missed submitting an entry for Janaury's theme, "Resolution", but I'm going to post it on our blog anyway so that all month's will be represented. I usually do not make resolutions because I can never keep them; however, I do know that I can keep this particular one because I enjoy trying to challenge myself in photography. So here's my January entry on my resolution - to challenge myself to take photography to the next level. (By the way, this is a photo collage of my son and his girlfriend right before the school's Snowball dance.)

R.I.P. "Happy"

Well, it's been quite some time since I last posted on our blog. I thought I would update everyone on some sad news about a dog that I blogged about earlier on. If anyone remembers, the dog's name was "Happy." He was our school dog at a small elementary school in rural Mississippi.  I'm sad to announce that "Happy" passed away earlier this week. He was found in a ditch next to our school barely alive. A teacher and our principal rushed him to the vet, but unfortunately it was too late. "Happy" came to our school approximately 13 years ago as a stray and has been with us ever since. You could always find "Happy" at the front door step of the school, on the playground with the children during recess, and standing by the children in the afternoon as they were all lined up for bus and car lines. "Happy" was loved by many throughout the years and will be greatly missed!