To say that Curtis and Grace’s wedding was “perfect” is not to say it was without its mishaps. But sometimes the unplanned aspects of major life events vastly increase their charm and rank among our most endearing memories. Such is the case with the little flowers. If you watched the professional photographer’s slide show, you […]
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Each guest at Curtis and Grace’s wedding received a souvenir booklet containing the order of service, selected scriptures and quotes, expressions of gratitude, original artwork, and a CD of music with special meaning to them, including songs by Curtis, other family members, friends, and artists whose music and lyrics have influenced their own. One song
Here’s a slide show Josie, the photographer, sent of selected shots from the day. Click “gallery” and then “Grace & Curtis.” Just for fun Josie also set up a “photo booth” beside the picnic shelter, with a remote clicker so guests could pose and snap photos throughout the day. Here are the very humorous results.
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My sisters and I took these photos. When the official photographer sends me a link to hers, I’ll post it here. Meanwhile, enjoy this foretaste!
I have many stories to tell you. Birthday stories. Wedding stories. God-is-so-good stories. And I will be back soon–maybe even today–to start telling them. I’ll also post some fun, wonderful, almost-too-beautiful-to-be-true pictures. Meanwhile, for your viewing pleasure, here’s a link to some professional photos taken at Jubilee’s CD release party. (Hint: You may want to
If you looked at the pictures from Curtis and Grace’s reception, you saw one of Jacob gently kissing the head of a sleeping baby, Lawson Jacob Grubbs. His mother, Natalie, is fighting tears in the photo. It’s a touching scene, but it’s so much more than that. I want you to know the whole story.
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Wow. The past two weeks have been crazy. But in a good way. On Monday, August 6th, George, Jacob, Luke and I flew to Seattle for JUBILEE’s CD release party. It was amazing! A standing-room-only crowd filled The Triple Door, one of Seattle’s coolest music venues. I wrote about the evening on The Master’s Artist.
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Last night we watched Akeelah and The Bee. Yeah, I know it’s old news. We catch lots of movies long after any buzz has died down. (Get it. Bee and buzz? Ha ha. I’m so clever.) Anyway, in case anyone out there is even more behind than we are, it’s a great little movie. I
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I woke up this morning thinking about how much I like the word and. It suggests more. That which is not yet but will be. Hope. Changing seasons and Christmas morning and Jubilee and . . . Yesterday Jacob walked into the room and I said, “Yo, Home-slice.” He responded, “Yo, home-skillet.” This is the