Keeping it Kicking

Just posting to make sure the old blog doesn't die...

Oh, and I wanted to link to Jamie's site -- Charlotte, North Carolina Custom Homes and Remodeling.

OUR BLOG HAS MOVED!

Hey all, the blog has been a little quiet for the last few days because we've been preparing to move it permanently to a new location. Blogger has served us well for over two years, but it's time to move on.

So, I've built Rachel a shiny new wordpress blog that lives on her domain.  There are a lot of cool things about the new blog:

1. Really big pictures
2. Categories.  Now if you just want to look at posts about Harriet, or Photography Tips, you can.
3. A neato flash header thing I made that shows off some pictures of Win and Hattie and some professional work.
4. Every time you refresh the page, you get a new picture of Rachel! (Well, to be truthful, I've only uploaded 5 so far, but there will be more.  Go ahead, refresh your browser a bunch and see how long it takes to see all 5!)
5. This site gets hit alot and linked at quite a bit. Now Google will love RachelHendersonPhotography.com a lot more. And as I often say, who doesn't want to be loved by Google?

Please change your bookmarks, and if you link to this blog, please change your links to the new address.

So, without further ado:  here's the link--and waiting for you on the other side are two new posts including a really cute video of Win counting and new pictures of Hattie smiling.

blog.rachelhendersonphotography.com  (you don't need to type 'www')

See you there!

And More Reading

As you know Win loves to read. He also loves to climb our step ladder. What could be better than combining the two? The addition of a talking camera perhaps?



I thought that this one was cute....and for kicks.

3 times a day

Anybody else have a favorite letter?

I don't know much about child development, other than what I see my kids doing. Maybe this is right on track, so don't spoil my bragging if it is. Jared and I are pretty impressed with Win's love for books, numbers and letters. He can distinguish the difference between letters and numbers. When he sees a number he usually starts counting, "1, 2, 10, 5" style. Lately he has had a love for the letter B. He can identify a capital B on any page. If I'm reading him a story and there is a capital B he will stop me to point it out. Here's a little sample. I just picked a random page in a new book. He isn't even 2-years-old.

This video has been brought to you by the letter B.