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Lauriann Wakefield

Roswell, New Mexico and Utah County's
natural light child photographer.

My approach to photography is
storytelling.  Documenting all the precious details of your little
ones.   If you love my work, I'd be thrilled to hear from you!
Just click the "Contact" link above and we can chat about the story you want told
through photographs.

I specialize in newborn, children, and family portraiture. Click on the
"Session Info" link above to learn all the details.


Monthly Archives: June 2010

death of a flap book

Life in Little Moments.

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I guess this is the last time I let Jack take a book to bed with him

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Jack,
This move has been hard on you as you’ve been more grumpy and cranky watching the house you know be packed up a little at a time.  But I promise things will soon be back to normal and you won’t remember this little duplex we spent a year in.  Your room will be set up just like you remember.

This past month I’ve notice a leap in your interest in learning new words.   You repeat everything I point out.  The cutest was when I asked you to say,”sorry” after you threw your toy at me.   And you did so sweetly.

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When Jack gets the camera.

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I quite like the composition of this one although it was completely random.
It’s a symbol of things right now.  The place is empty but cluttered.   And the walls whisper of what use to be there.
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Happy Father’s Day

For Father’s day, Perry got some matching ties with his boys.
I think Scott’s is the yummiest little thing.

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_mg_2243bHappy Father’s Day daddy.

See you soon

Mom, you will have so much fun with him.

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Today…

Today outside my window…It’s probably in the 90’s.  We’ve had record heat lately. And of course, the sun is shining, always shining.

I am thinking about…how am I going to unpack the mountain of boxes at our new place and have some semblance of order before we head to Utah.

I am thankful for…friends and family who take care of my boys, and all the help we are receiving with this move.  I’m thankful for a three month old that sleeps through the night.  I’m thankful for tan lines, and Zip Fizz.

From the kitchenyou’ll see dishes filling the sink.  Piles of things to do.  And counters that need cleaning.

I am wearinga blanket to keep me warm under the air conditioner that seems to blow air from the arctic.  How Perry managed that, I’m not sure.

I am readingThe last book my dad finished writing.  I’m wanting to feel close to him right now.

I am looking forward toliving in a house again, and having two sinks in the bathroom, and having a closet bigger than a phone booth,  and space to run and chase Jack.  It’s one of his favorite games.

I am hearingThe Man From Snowy River play on Netflix. It’s a side effect of 10 years of wearing headphones while on the computer. I love blocking out the world and getting lost in my work.
For me, headphones, something interesting to listen to, and my computer are better than curling up with a blanket and a good book.

A few plans for the rest of the weekGet the kitchen organized.   Pack some more.  Yard sale on Saturday.   Get more photos of Scott.  That kid is growing so fast. Trim Jack’s hair.

I need to rememberdon’t lift HEAVY boxes.  And to take one day at a time. Have I said that before? I need to remember to bring our Final Adoption Decree with us to Utah.  A needed document for taking Scott to the Temple with us.

A picture to sharea snapshot of a typical day.  Jack wanting to brush his teeth, and Scott just chilling in my arms. And me with hair pulled up and makeupless.

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