I just got done checking a friend of mine, Laren’s, photography website. She has so many beautiful photos, but I really enjoyed the wedding flowers and bouquets. Absolutely stunning colors.
The first time I met Laren, we were at a cuttin’. She was taking pictures of the cuttin’ itself and I was watching my man take part in it. We clicked right off the bat. You know sometimes you come across people that do these exciting things, like travelling or photographing bigwigs, and they get above the clouds. Not Laren. She could have been visiting with many other more important people that day and yet she stuck around and visited with this tired ol’ mom. We actually had a lot in common and knew people from the same town I grew up in. Somtimes it’s a such a small world.
So not only does she take beautiful pictures, she’s also a wonderful person. I’m glad to know her and hope many more get to see her the way I do.
Lori is the Owner and Founder of four blogs, a 4 year Problogger, a social media influencer, and tech nerd at heart. She's been married 18+ years and has 3 handsome boys; Tyler 17, Toby, 14, and Truett 4. 
OH MY GOODNESS! are you trying to butter me up for camera classes??? (that’s me, always the pessimist!) you are such a sweetheart. honey, i’m just me…but thank you for all those nice things. i’m really enjoying your blog and am actually considering adding AdSense to mine. Is it worth it?
I’m still blushing from your post!
I love those kinds of meetings. :)
What’s a cuttin’?
Just adding a spurious comment so I can check the “subscribe” box this time :)
HA Laren! I just felt like being nice yesterday. Trust me, that don’t happen to often;)
Hmmm, how to describe a cuttin’—It’s where a cowboy goes in a herd of steers, cuts one out and gets the steer opposite of the herd and tries to keep it from going back. The horse follows the steer’s moves by going side to side really fast. LOL…it sounds silly when you’re trying to explain in:)
Oh, that makes sense! It’s like in the sheepdog trials (yes, it’s televized in the UK!) where the dog was required to herd one sheep away from the rest.
Gotcha! :)
I agree that your friend Laren, really has got a nice website there, I have just subscribed to your feeds.
i love it