The Hendricksen's: Just wanted to add...

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

Just wanted to add...

Some of my favorite pictures of her in her baptism dress. We had been waiting for nice weather to take her pictures...but we weren't getting any. Finally one day there was SUN!! So we hurried and got her hair all fancied up (Thanks JAMIE!!) and went and found a place behind Crisps (grocery store) to take her pictures. The sun was almost going down so it was a little shadowy...but I think they turned out cute!!

Here is a slide show of all the pics if you are bored...
http://www.kodakgallery.com/gallery/creativeapps/slideShow/Main.jsp?token=972938849805%3A1419974594&sourceId=533754321803&cm_mmc=eMail-_-Share-_-Photos-_-Sharer YOu might have to copy/paste

4 comments:

Brown Family said...: I love 'em! So cute!!!; 1:22 PM
Deanna said...: congratulations! love the hair bow.
xoxoxo; 3:28 PM
Heidi said...: Darling Pictures, and what a fun way to remember the day. She looks beautiful.; 5:42 PM
Stathis Five said...: Beautiful pictures.
missed getting my invite.; 8:25 PM

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