This weekend was so ordinary that it oozed blessings and apple jelly. I used a recipe online to make apple butter, however I do believe I made apple jelly instead. Still a win.
I realize, me writing and labeling the jar "apple butter" is a bit deceptive so I took the hearts off, made new ones and labeled them
"Apple 'I don't think you're ready for this' Jelly"
My kids and I saw Jupiter, its rings, and its 4 moons, Andromeda & all its fuzzy awesomeness, and the Moon. p.s the Moon was so close I felt like I could spin it with my finger.
The funny thing about this photo is it was my Friday morning cup of coffee the cresent moon showed up in. I didn't see the Milkyway goodness until Saturday night. I believe the Moon in my coffee and the moon in the sky are in cahoots, and for that I am thankful. Because I love the moon.
Instead of "call me, lets do lunch!" for toddlers it's "come over, lets do bubbles"
and bubbles are catchy ...... in the best kind of way.
I am forever grateful and in awe of God taking ordinary things, people, and circumstances and using them for extraordinary purposes. I am so thankful that God has shown me that photography is how I can bottle these memories, and preserve these moments forever.
I realize, me writing and labeling the jar "apple butter" is a bit deceptive so I took the hearts off, made new ones and labeled them
"Apple 'I don't think you're ready for this' Jelly"
My kids and I saw Jupiter, its rings, and its 4 moons, Andromeda & all its fuzzy awesomeness, and the Moon. p.s the Moon was so close I felt like I could spin it with my finger.
The funny thing about this photo is it was my Friday morning cup of coffee the cresent moon showed up in. I didn't see the Milkyway goodness until Saturday night. I believe the Moon in my coffee and the moon in the sky are in cahoots, and for that I am thankful. Because I love the moon.
Instead of "call me, lets do lunch!" for toddlers it's "come over, lets do bubbles"
and bubbles are catchy ...... in the best kind of way.
I am forever grateful and in awe of God taking ordinary things, people, and circumstances and using them for extraordinary purposes. I am so thankful that God has shown me that photography is how I can bottle these memories, and preserve these moments forever.
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