My 30 hour round trip through Dallas, New Braunfels, Kerrville, Lubbock and back to Stillwater with Solomon is over in 24 hours! I am excited about all of the amazing people that I've met and photographed on this trip and have a huge pile of work ahead of me next week. I will crank it all out starting next Monday and complete it all by next Friday. Please be a little patient with me, I've got a lot on my plate with these Christmas deadlines, but you can trust that I will be burning the candle at both ends to get your photos to you on time!

Yesterday afternoon I drove home from my 24 hour trip to Amarillo, Texas for Mary Taylor and Jesus' amazing wedding. When I got back, I'm not gonna lie, I was exhausted. I woke up and drove there for five hours and then photographed their wedding for seven and a half hours and then stayed up chatting with my second shooter, Ann Itschner until 12:30. If that wasn't enough, we got up, dropped her off to the airport at nine and then I drove five more hours home. I've been burning the candle at both ends for the last two weeks trying to get everything caught up before all of my travel begins (I have a state wide trip planned on Wednesday with Solomon all across Texas and back to Oklahoma). I am the kind of person that re-energizes by doing things, even when I'm really tired. You can sleep when you're dead right? Right when I got home I wanted to go out on a walk and go to the night service at church, and so Josh got Solomon together and we went to our favorite spot in Stillwater, the OSU gardens. The weather was beautiful and the trees were changing into a brilliant orange and I have never seen so many photographers out in one place! I think I saw 5 different photographers doing sessions while we were walking around. It was fun to get out into nature before winter settles in.

This weekend was the Clark family reunion (early Thanksgiving meal, YUM), Marla's 30th birthday and a fun trip to OKC with Josh, Solomon and I! Here are a few of the photos from the fun...

Tonight was a fun night. We ditched Halloween and had our family photos taken by Kayla Hoffsommer! She did such a great job and I am very conflicted on where to put all of the photos! I'm thinking a canvas display and switching out all of the photos in the living room! Here is one of my favorites from tonight...