Everything feels like it’s being crunched in before this baby comes — one last business trip to the desert, one last trip to see Willy’s family in Arizona, etc, etc. And while the phrase “crunched in” kind of insinuates that there’s not room for it, it’s quite the contrary; a welcomed reprieve from the ever-present “how many weeks pregnant am I” google search from home. I used to google it because I didn’t know; now I know how many weeks I am (due to the ease of simple subtraction from my due date, which is – good golly – today or tomorrow or yesterday…) but had been taking advantage of the countdown they also provide in terms of days… I swear they’re determined to pull you in one way or another.
So in February we took a final trip out to Arizona to visit with family. We spent lots of time relaxing, I hit up a few thrift stores, the boys discovered a dead hawk (we came back with a few tail feathers), Willy shot his guns, and we all enjoyed Superbowl Sunday just as we did last year, in the backyard with family friends; the boys and I more entertained by the horses than the game and the horses more entertained by the carrots we had to offer.
I had a photoshoot that I’m in love with and will soon be sharing, the icing on the cake to an already great trip.
Wondering how that 6-7 hour drive will fair with a newbie in tow… the times, they are (soon-to-be) a’changin’…
holy crap woman, i think your photography gets better with every post.
Aw, thanks.
Because I’m waiting on baby #3 right now and also have two boys nearly the same age and distance apart- I find myself thinking of you daily and waiting to see when your little one arrives. Sending good vibes your way from a complete stranger and hoping all goes your way this time around 🙏🏻
Oh sending you good vibes right back!! xo
These are amazing Ashley! Please share the story of the Hawk. Did you find it dead?
Yes, we found it dead under a tree. Willy’s parents have a large lot of land and it’s not uncommon, they say, for the hawks to fight with one another. We suspect that’s what happen…
These are amazing, amazing, amazing.
Thank you, Naomi.