I’m a person who loves to take people pictures. And people who take people pictures need people to take people pictures of!
Since Steve and Snowy don’t hold still long enough most of the time for people (and canine) pictures to be taken, Sarah is my Go To Gal. She is a good sport and keeps the eyerolls to a minimum, even when I drag out my camera for the umpteenth time of the day.
Plus, she’s not only cute . . .
. . . she’s also beautiful.
Inside and out.
Haha! Becky I thought of Little House on the Prairie when I saw that comment too! 🙂 I love these photos! Sarah is gorgeous! 🙂
Lizz, yeah, just call me Ma Ingalls!
Sarah is beautiful! The whole package, beautiful; inside and out! It shows that one doesn’t need a bunch of make-up, and inappropriate clothing to show beauty. I love the purity ring on her hand (that is what it is, right)? I just adore that young lady. You must be very proud, Ma and Steve a proud, Pa!
Jodi,
Yes, she is wearing her purity ring, which represents a promise that she takes very seriously. And yes, we are proud parents–she is a joy to us!
Yes she is a true beauty.
Thank you, Fran.
SO beautiful. I hope she knows it… in a good way. Just a true natural beauty.
Jenny,
Thanks! I told her in these last pictures she looks like an old fashioned movie star, like from the 40’s or 50’s. Old fashioned is good! 🙂
That she is……. ABSOLUTELY beautiful!!!!!!
Thanks, Dianna. You are so sweet.
I agree…BEAUTIFUL!
I love how she is not all hyped up on makeup as most girls her age are…she has a natural beauty!
AND…is that her purity ring (is that what you call it?) in the last photo?
Sarah is not real big on make up at this point in her life; she uses just a little but really doesn’t like it that much. Fortunately, she looks lovely in her natural state!
And yes, that is her purity ring; she wears it every day.
Great on both parts! What a beautiful young Lady!
What a sweet post!
Thanks, Kristina. Thankful to have a sweet daughter to post about.
She is beautiful Becky!
Thanks so much; she is truly a sweetheart!
Thank you, ma. 🙂
You’re welcome, daughter. (And what’s with the “ma?” I feel like we’re on Little House on the Prairie!”) 🙂