Where has the time gone?!

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Wow, I just looked at my last post and the date was January 20, holy cow!  2 months later, here we are.  I have been very busy working away on my thesis.  I have 5 weeks left of school, which is crazy!  I can't believe how fast the time has gone.  I've also been teaching a lot of voice lessons to all my cute students.  And we've had some big stuff going on in our personal lives (more on this to come later).  Not to mention that I have been freaking out about that missing plane, flight 370.  I don't understand how a plane can just disappear?  I feel so bad for the families.  I can't imagine what they must be going through.  The reason this flight thing has my feathers ruffled so much is that Porter and I flying to London.  I am already not a huge fan of flying to begin with but compound this new story on top of it and I become a crazy lady.  Don't worry, if our plane gets lost I will call you to let you know we are lost ;)

Somethings I've been doing lately to relieve stress and anxiety from life are: pole (of course!), kettle bells (holy crap those things are heavy), cross stitching my Once Upon a Time Sampler, and doing a little photography.  It seems like most people I know these days are having babies.  So as a result my latest shots are baby related.  These next pics are some of my favorites from a maternity shoot, a gender reveal, a newborn shoot.
Maternity




Gender Reveal


Newborn Pics



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