Category: misc

Wedding photos online


go go power rangers
Originally uploaded by laurie416.

You asked for it – and Laurie worked this evening and got all our new wedding photos “tweaked” and online.
They look great!
Good job to Jen and Laurie.
It’s amazing to see what can be done these days.
While it did take some time to get our wedding photos from our wedding day back, Laurie already has this batch edited and sent to the printer. We’ll be picking up several enlargements in a few minutes.
How’s that for a quick turn around?
The funny thing is, the print lab had to call and verify they weren’t “professional” so they could print them.
I have a whole other beef about that but maybe I’ll save that rant for another time….
But let’s just say, if I hire a photographer to take my picture I better have every right to do what ever I want with the photos I paid for.
Unfortunately that’s not the case.

Photos of Gracelyn

We’ve been looking at photo ideas the last week or so and Amber and Richard showed us some new pictures of Graceyln Tuesday night.
I’m not sure why we don’t have hundreds of people lining up for our community group with her being a part of the group.
It’s been a blast to watch her grow over the last seven months.
See the sneak preview

New Man Magazine: Huckabee best man for the job

According to New Man Magazine, Mike Huckabee is the best man for the job.

One Of Our Own
Mike Huckabee is pro-life, pro-family and the happily married father of three who is a former pastor. After being governor of Arkansas for 10 years, he may be the best qualified candidate to become U.S. president in 2008.

By Thomas J. Harrington and Anthony Bonna

His name might not be familiar yet. You haven’t seen him on Oprah or spotted his face on the cover of Time magazine. Yet when it comes to character, experience and the qualities of a great leader, Mike Huckabee has them.
Don’t be misled by the news coverage of the 2008 presidential campaign. Based on the media’s whim and the ever-changing mood of a drama-hungry public, an artificial top tier of presidential candidates is being presented.
These “frontrunners” often have more style than substance and better marketability than morality. Catapulted to prominence, they steal the spotlight from more worthy candidates, who suffer the silent death of media neglect.
This image-making affects even Christian voters. Rather than supporting someone who represents our core values, we compromise, opting for a candidate simply because we are told that he or she can win.
Let’s stop this trend. As Christian men we have a duty to help shape the future of our country. In the articles that follow, New Man lays out the case for Huckabee, a former governor of Arkansas who on January 29 entered the 2008 presidential race by officially launching an exploratory committee.
We aren’t telling you how to vote. You should vote your conscience.
But because Huckabee isn’t as well-known to many Americans as some of the other candidates, we’re taking this opportunity to introduce him to you.
New Man thinks he’s the right man for the job.

Read the full article