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I am designing a photo book for each year that Travis and I have been married. So far I am done with 2004 (the year we were married) and 2005. (Yes, I still have 06, 07, 08, and now 09 to be working on, but sometimes I struggle most with just getting started—so, in my opinion, I am over the biggest hurdle already!) I sometimes forget how much I like designing when there is no client involved. Don't get me wrong, I love designing for others, but this way I can do whatever I want, even if it is not perfect design! I don't have to please anyone but me (oh, yeah, and Travis :)
Here are the covers for the first two books. 2004 is designed to look like our wedding announcements (pretty simple), and 2005 is just because that is what I felt like designing that day!

Ok. So this post has nothing to do with basketball—at all. But it describes my life very well right now. We are closing on the sale of our house tomorrow, and our new house we are building is scheduled to be finished on April 1st. We have been working with the designers, trying to keep up on household chores, chasing around a CRAWLING and curious six month old (more on that later), trying to keep up with Elder's Quorum, Young Women and a slew of baby showers, and trying to get things organized for the move. Yep—March Madness at it's finest.
But, even with the madness, I had to take time out to document Anna turning six months old last month. I just got these pictures back today, and I must say...I LOVE them! They seem to capture every aspect of Anna's budding personality. (I just go to the Picture Me! Portrait Studio at Wal-Mart in Centerville. A girl named Catherine takes them, and she does an AMAZING job with kids! She is seriously awesome! I highly recommend her to anyone. Look online for great deals too!)
For Family: If you would like copies of any of the pictures or collages below, let me know in the next 48 hours so I can order them for you. 


I have been thinking for two days now about how to comment and explain these pictures. And after two days, I still just don't know what to say...or know what she was doing. I guess I will just have to let the pictures speak for themselves. (They have a lot to say!) The only introduction I will give is, this is what Travis saw when he walked into Anna's room yesterday morning.

Anna is a total "roller derby queen" and has been rolling ALL over the place. I am beginning to think that she will never learn to crawl or walk—she will just roll everywhere she wants to go—forever. The other day, however, she found out that being a roller derby queen isn't all "glitz and glamour" on the derby circuit. ;) She was taken down hard core—by the corner of the wall. Here she is sporting the battle wound.