She is only eleven, yet I see glimpses of who she will be years down the road.
This Sweet Shot was taken Monday night.
We celebrated her Confirmation.
It was a beautiful service.
We have a wonderful parish.
It made me feel a little teary.
I want her to know faith is always a work in progress.
I want her to hold on to it and keep it somewhere safe.
I don't want her to be surprised that it is something that needs constant tending.
I want her to understand just how much she is loved.
xoxo,
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI know.....sometimes when my kids are sleeping (meaning really still) I can look at them in such a way that I see them as they will look in 5 or 10 years. Glimpses...so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot! Love the sun glowing and highlighting her so beautifully! Love the post that goes with this photo as well!
ReplyDeleteLove the light!!! So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWell said mama. She is so beautiful. Love this shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot! Hug hug hug her. She'll be gone before you know it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. They grow up so fast.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lighting. Beautiful photo. Beautiful words.
ReplyDeleteDarn, this made me cry. And it's too early for crying. Just lovely. your sentiments and the picture. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful light in this photo and beautiful sentiment! I love your daughter's hair, gorgeous curls.
ReplyDeleteA simply lovely photo, Dana! That light is splendid!!! xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful daughter you have. I love her gorgeous hair, her dress and that shot is worthy of framing...
ReplyDeleteBlessings - Debbie
Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm sure your daughter can feel how much she is loved. (I can feel that all the way over here in blogland.)
=)
beautiful photo and beautiful words for your daughter ... love this, dana~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture and post. I feel a little teary reading it so I can only imagine how you feel experiencing it.
ReplyDeleteOh man, my daughter is 11 also...and I really get what you mean.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shot! So sweet....yet so grown-up, too.
Beautiful shot! and such a sweet post!
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