We’ve both always lived in the country. Chris lived next to his granddaddy’s farm, and Jessica lived at her family-owned campground. There were lots of memories to be had, but many had to do with animals and pets. So, when we decided to buy a house, Chris was adamant it had to be in the “country”.
In the last week, we’ve had several visitors.
Turkey in our front yard!One of many frogs. We name them all “Bob”.Tadpoles on the sides of our driveway. Many more frogs in our future.Ok, this spider is smaller than a quarter, but he fully cooperated in Jessica’s picture taking. Sorry, if you don’t like spiders. We aren’t big fans either.
After over 6 years of longing to become parents, Jess, along with her husband, Chris, were given the opportunity to parent a baby girl in 2018, and they have been loving on her since. Jess hopes to share their experiences to promote infertility and adoption awareness as well as chronicle their future adventures now as a family of THREE! Will you be part of their journey?
~Photography by Visions of Rose
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2 thoughts on “Country Living is Where It’s At”
I love your photos! Even the spider, mainly because it’s in a photo and not near me.
Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Thank you! I was hoping to get a better one of the turkeys since this is the first time they’ve been in our yard, but they scattered too quickly. I’ve finally been playing with my macro lens too. ~Jess
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I love your photos! Even the spider, mainly because it’s in a photo and not near me.
Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Thank you! I was hoping to get a better one of the turkeys since this is the first time they’ve been in our yard, but they scattered too quickly. I’ve finally been playing with my macro lens too. ~Jess
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