Hands On- I Heart Faces

These are the hands of my 81 year old grandfather, resting on his Bible. Each wrinkle, line, and crease are a record of a life well lived. I am glad I have this photo!!

All in the details

I truly have a thing for hand and feet pictures. I think sometimes the sweet details get overlooked. Since I featured sweet baby feet last week, this week it is hands. From the hands of a six week old baby to an 80 year old man...the first unscarred and full of possibility of all that they have yet to do and the second telling the story of a life well lived as his hands rest on his Bible.







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Sweet Baby Feet

Baby girl is now 13 months old, and this picture was taken of her tiny feet when she was about 6 weeks old.



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What Love Looks Like

I've spoken before of the excitement Big Sister had for littlest sister's arrival. This is my kissing entry for I Heart Faces Valentine's week. Please check out the other entries at iheartfaces.com!!

You Capture Faces

I believe most of these pictures have appeared on the blog before, but these are some of my favorite faces pictures of family. So glad I have these!!













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The Best Medicine

Laughter on one's lips is a sign that the person down deep has a pretty good grasp of life. ~Hugh Sidey






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A Different Generation- Black and White Wednesday

This week I am sharing my grandparents. The first picture is my grandfather (mom's dad) at my cousin's graduation this past May. He is one of the hardest working most unselfish people I know!!

The next is my grandmother (dad's mom) at a concert on our town square this past summer. I took this picture during the national anthem and she had no idea. I love that it is candid.

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