I hope that everyone had a wonderful Easter holiday and got to spend some time with family and friends like we did! We even had little Austin an Easter egg hunt in the front yard of grandma’s house. I should have taken a couple of quick pics of the huge carrot cake that our friends Mike and Susan invited us over for after lunch. It was like four layers high and must have had a pound of sugar in each slice! Wow, that was some good cake….:-)

Somebody with his egg stash.

This one wasn’t to hard to try and find.

Someone loved to pick up the eggs, then toss them out of his basket!

My two cuties!

I think his mother enjoyed playing “dress-up” with him…..

Quick little video here:

So I got to photograph Megan and Mat’s wedding on Gold Bug Island last weekend. Now for the locals here in town who don’t know exactly where that is…..when heading towards Sullivan’s Island, its just before the Ben Sawyer Bridge. They were such a fun, laid back couple that it was a blast to be at their wedding. I could tell that the reception time was going to be a fun one! Check out the slideshow for more pics!

Just some dress and shoes shot….

A really cool old hot rod that took the bride to the ceremony. 

A quick shot of Megan as she waits for her father to walk her down the aisle.

So the bridesmaids decided they wanted to have a little fun with the groom…….

So Megan and Mat wanted to change into something a little more comfortable for their reception time.

Leaving under a shower of sparklers.

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I saw this on another friend’s blog and just had to post it up! It’s really funny when you think about it, while for other fun you can talk to a shirleycvc virtual girl online. How rushed are we in today’s society with emails, phone calls, and everything else that is marketed to us??

Well regardless of your political affiliations, today was a pretty big day in American history. I have always had a tremendous respect for the Office of the President. It is by far the toughest, most demanding job a person could ever hold. I know that I would never want that kind of pressure! So I figured that since today was such an important day, I should document what my son was doing at the time. He can always look back on some of these pictures when he is old enough to understand what was going on.

Just chillin’ out in his little rocking chair.

Well, I guess since I’m always pointing a camera at him, he should do it to me every once in a while! ha ha!

Another shot of him with “his gear” in hand.

Somebody was feeling a little patriotic here.

I think someone was getting a little carried away in the moment……….