California

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Here are a few pictures from our little bit of time sight seeing - of course, the Hollywood sign.

I found that the area of Hollywood and Vine and Sixth Street in Austin are almost identical. The local/eclectic people could have easily been transplanted there from our lovely/unique capital city. I actually could not tell the difference.

I was on the lookout for Audrey Hepburn's star..and somehow got distracted by a pizzeria. I love how Johnny Cash reads the Bible on cd ...so I took this photo of his star.

Wedding!

Casha & Coleman, may God pour out His Spirit on you as you strive to honor and cherish one another.

It was a lovely wedding and reception. The dinner was lovely and the flowers exquisite.
















Flower girl...
















This moment got me! This man Loves his daughter more than any I have ever seen and it was one of the most beautiful moments I have ever been privleged to be a part of.















This is my nephew, Cooper, doing the twist with Denbigh's brother, Brice.














Nana is one of the most elegant and classy women I have ever known. She was beautiful. I had this picture taken for my WONDERFUL husband so he could have a photo of his beloved grandmother Cherry, wife, and baby girl on the way.









*On a sidenote: I learned the value of honoring those around us. I think this will require an entire post...stay tuned.

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