HI.
My name is Abi and I’m a sucker for a good romance.
True love. Lasting love. Best friends who fall in love.
Soul-mates who find each other after years of searching, that perfect kinda love that only comes around once in a lifetime.
I am married to my once in a lifetime, also known affectionately as husband man.
We’ve been together 10 years now, and I love him 100 times more today then the day I married him.
{He’s my Edward.}
Also,
I am mom to a little man named Finley Asiimwe.
Asiimwe means "praise to God" in Luganda.
I have a bit of a sweet tooth and sometimes I like to understate some things.
Particularly things like my sweet tooth.
A few years ago I left a peice of my heart in Uganda ...and I would love to move there one day.
I have a love affair with dusk and the smell of fresh cut grass.
I love spending an afternoon browsing flea markets and pawn shops, but I love it even more when I come home with a treasure.
I adore chunky rings and love the smell of the rain on the wet cement.
Someday I want to spend an entire day wandering through a mossy forest
...and spend a month in Thailand with my boys.
Fog is magical.
I love shooting pretty places.
I love making pretty pictures.
If you love what you see on here as much as I love what I do then we should set up a time to
grab a drink and get to know each other because I'm pretty sure we're going to be the best of friends.
♥
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RamosJanine25 - That is well known that cash makes us disembarrass. But what to do if somebody has no cash? The one way only is to receive the credit loans and just car loan.
Ellen - This is an AWESOME picture. Hurry, hurry!!! I can’t wait to see more…
Tiffany - Beautiful indeed! Can’t wait to see more!
lisa - Oh Abby,
To see my to precious babies on your blog just rocked me. I thought about how beautiful chocolate skin is, and how God saved my kids from generational horror. When Taleah was three, I held both of them in my lap and told them a cute story about adoption.
Taleah promptly hopped down, stared at me and asked, “Do you want to know how it actually happened?”
My amazement responded, “Sure…”
“Well,” Taleah continued, “Tavin was in pieces in God’s eye, and I was in pieces in God’s other eye. He brought us home to put us together.”
Her insight spoke to me…and I saw it fulfilled in this picture.
When I saw their photo -
I laughed.
I cried.
I thought of Alisha.
I thought of your mom and Jubilee.
I thought of the mom who had just called me to pray for her teenage
daughter (that she had adopted as an infant) because she was
experimenting with drugs.
I thought about the fun we had watching you and Carla fuss over us and
give us something beautiful to see God’s tender redemption.
I thought about kiddos everywhere who weren’t love, or cuddled, who
didn’t have milk to spill, or beds to sleep in, or anyone to hold
and know they would belong forever…
Thanks, Abby. Thanks for sharing not only your talent, but also your smile and enthusiasm for life no matter what it entails. Your child will have a great mom (and some awesome photos!).
dreaming of dancing,
Lisa