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"Since we have these promises, dear friends, let us purify ourselves from everything that contaminates body and spirit, perfecting holiness out of reverence for God." -2 Corinthians 7:1
I had this 'thing' on my hand for a few months that just would not go away. I did 'surgery' on it with nail clippers twice and each time not only did it hurt pretty bad but it kept coming back. so I went into the doctor to have it looked at. They ended up cutting a HUGE crater in my hand to cut the whole thing out. I got my first stitches in my life over it too.. :-(
For all y'all who want to see it...here y'all are! 
There is a very interesting relationship between most grooms and the "brothers of the bride"...
I told Kim's brothers to take Kim and keep Kevin away. Then I told Kevin to go get her, and began taking pictures at fast as I could. 
Joe and Ben
This was the "Stand back if you know what is good for you" picture
Even the bridesmaids got involved and Kevin really had his work cut out for him!
"Anything worth having is worth working for!" Right?
Artistic fun. :-)
Here you have the long awaited first installment of pictures from Kevin and Kim's wedding!
*drum roll*
:-P
Many thanks to the Bride and Groom for giving me permission to post these. I hope to post a few more in not too terribly long :D
"Every adversity, every failure, every heartache carries with it the seed of an equal or greater benefit"- Napoleon Hill.
In the last 24 hours I have had visitors from:
Charlevoix, Michigan
Pierce, Nebraska
Meridian, Idaho
Kearney, Nebraska
Jalandhar, Punjab (India)
Saint Louis, Missouri
San Francisco, California
Christchurch, New Zealand
Black Creek, Wisconsin
Stanton, Nebraska
Carterville, Illinois
Royalton, Illinois
Portland, Oregon
Elk Grove, California
Houston, Texas
Bancroft, Nebraska
North Platte, Nebraska
Sydney, New South Wales
West Point, Nebraska
Celeste, Texas
Melbourne, Victoria
Alma, Colorado
Davis, California
Edmonds, Washington
Saint Louis, Missouri
Omaha, Nebraska
Why no comments?
This post is for all you "lurkers" to show your faces. While in Wyoming, I met a girl who not only read my blog but the blog's of a few people at church...another lurker who came out of the shadows. It was kinda freaky that she knew so much about me!
So...
Who are you?
Where do you live?
Do you actually *know* me?
How did you find my blog?
Do you like it? :D *fishes for complements...* JUST KIDDING! Scratch that last question :D
I will not be filling this out since y'all know ALL about me!
*picture thanks to Google Images*
I had the extreme privilege of going out to Wyoming this past weekend and assisting in photographing Kim and Kevin's wedding. Michael and I left at about 6:30 friday evening and arrived in Cody WY about 8:00 AM saturday morning. We began pictures about 8:30 or 9ish, and after a very fun and busy day that for some of us lasted till 1 AM on Sunday *grins* , we took off at about 9ish Sunday morning. We talked (and texted) to LOTS of good friends on the way home, pulling in at about 12:30 Sunday night. It was a whirlwind trip but well worth it!
I took almost 700 pictures and even got some good ones ;-)! We went home by another route and right past Chimney Rock! All of my life living in Nebraska and I had never seen it, so I was dutifully impressed.
Since it was an Atnip getting married I got to meet the legendary Atnip family! I had heard tons about them, from the boys, and they not only met but exceeded the vast amount of expectations I had for them. :D I am not sure I measured up to their expectations of me since I was told that my brothers made them think I was an angel... :-?
Either way, I promptly added them to my list of favorite people and decided then and there that I was coming back some day to visit when we could stay to go caving, climbing, and fourwheeling. Right Karissa!? Maybe next time though I will be able to find more than dryer sheets for blankets... ;-)
Right now I am wading through masses of pictures that hopefuly a few of will make their way here for y'all to see.
:D
Getting ready for passover is fun and unique even to our house.
Egg cracking the hard core way!
Hard Boiled Egg peeling the cool way
The table...*picture thanks to Leah
Passover moments we hope are only unique to our house...
-6 sippy cups with un-removable lids
-"umm Leah, when you grated the apples for the chroseth why didn't you take the stickers off first"
"weeeeeeel you seeee...."
_"Matzo pellets" were created and comsumed by polite guests. "Was that two?" VERY polite guests. "Did he just eat THREE?" make that VERY VERY polite guests...
-"Ummm do you suppose Elijah minds hard water marks?"
"And thus shall ye eat it; with your loins girded, your shoes on your feet, and your staff in your hand; and ye shall eat it in haste: it is the LORD's passover.
-Exodus 12:11
Every Saturday the family cranks up the music, and gets down and dirty in cleaning the house....
Timo was on Kitchen detail this week which much to his dismay contained him forever captured on film washing dishes... ( Seriously he has no idea how good this will look for him down the road. :D)
Oh joy oh joy! I ended up making a deal with Leah (she would put the laundry away and I would sort socks...) 
This is Leah being a true Rebelutionary and fixing the movies instead of reading Nathaniel T Riggins...
Did you know that you can dance a "Move it move it" and dry the floor at the same time? 
Mean while I am rapidly becoming everyone's best friend...
"Ok so exactly WHO ties the legs of the girlies tights together?"
The "Sock pound" This is what was left of all the socks... if no owners show up the socks will mysteriously disappear and go to the happy matching grounds where no longer will they lay desolate in a cold plastic tub..who knows perhaps their mate is there already, and if not it is sure to follow soon! :D
This is the baaaaaaaby.... can anyone tell?
"Excellence is the result of caring more than others think is wise, risking more than others think is safe, Dreaming more than others think is practical, and expecting more than others think is possible."
Rosie had a birthday...she was gone...we were sad... she came home...we were happy...we had another birthday for her...she was happy... :D
The Beeeeeautiful box that Daddy made for Rosie.
I love you Rosie!
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