Afternoon at Adair Park

I had the good fortune to recently spend some time at our neighborhood park with a wonderful couple and their two adorable kids. I brought my camera along and snapped a few pictures of these little guys playing in the park! 

Oops! Someone bumped their head! 

Slide Static! 

End of Stay-cation!

Well it's been an eventful, restful and wonderful week. Thanks to everyone who has been following my posts! Yesterday I shot some photos at a wedding, compliments of photojournalist Renee Brock. Thanks Renee, for letting me tag along! I can't post those pictures just yet, but I will as soon as I can! In the meantime, please enjoy a few pictures of my friend's baby that I shot a few weekends ago, baby Adair. She's just adorable! 

I love this one! Crying babies are pretty cute! (If you are not on an airplane)

Stay-Cation Friday!

Oh my word. I've gotten a couple of days behind. My apologies. Friday we did a lot of house cleaning, had lunch with my sweet grandmother and then had a pumpkin-carving party! Here are some of the pics:

Stay-Cation Thursday!

High Museum of Art. 

Rest. 

Blog. 

Stay-Cation Wednesday!

Yesterday I was in Carrollton Georgia so I couldn't post my blog entry until today (sorry - I know my millions of fans were on edge last night waiting for this blog post!) .  I was able to convince my family to take me to the Carrollton junk-yard (McKenzie's) to take some pictures...

Propeller

Rusty Bug.

Junk.

Hubcap Room.

Junkyard Flowers.

Then we headed out to pick out some pumpkins for carving, courtesy of St. Margaret's Episcopal Church. Check it out:

Pumpkins

Bumpy Pumpkin

Our carving pumpkins!

Stay-Cation: Tuesday!

So today we really didn't do much. At all. I think a lot of movies and TV were watched and I did make a delicious fried fish and homemade cornbread lunch! It was a great stay-cation day! As you can see Andrew worked on his bike a little bit and I did manage to take a few shots of him doing so. 

Stay-Cation Monday!

Okay, today was less exciting than the last 2 days - it included a trip to 3 grocery stores (yes -3), a trip to the airport to drop of my parents at 6:30 a.m. and a trip to the dentist. However, we did plant some spinach and lettuce that we picked up at the Oakhurst Community Garden and also enjoyed a lovely breakfast at The Flying Biscuit! The Biscuit is an Atlanta landmark and it was my first time there  -very delicious! 

Skull-head Boney-hands!  My annual Halloween decoration! 

A rare photo of the photographer - compliments of my wonderful husband! 

Stay-Cation - Sunday! Atlanta Pride Parade 2011

Today we went to the Atlanta Pride Parade. It was so fun and so colorful - so much to photograph! Here are a few of my favorites! 

This one is my favorite!

Stay-Cation: Saturday, Part 2

After the Alzheimer's Walk this morning we headed over to a dedication ceremony for a Habitat for Humanity house! I did take pictures of the dedication ceremony, but the most fun ones are of people working - so here are a few of my favorites!

Putting the finishing touches on the house!

Cookout following the dedication! 

Grandchildren of the new home owner. 

What a beautiful family for this new home!