A Few Pictures From Jacob's Graduation

With Mr. Ong, the founder of the school, whose wife had to call from England (where they were last month) to advocate for Jacob.

It was certainly a bittersweet ceremony for us, knowing what we had to do for Jacob to receive the diploma that was rightfully his.  Jacob decided a couple of days before that he did want to participate in the ceremony, so Hannah was already scheduled for work and couldn't come. But the five of us celebrated Jacob's hard work and marked this milestone in his life.

Just Catching Up

Well,  the latest pictures are having trouble leaving Hannah's camera, so I thought I'd upload a few older ones for now.  The photo above is of a birthday cake made by Abby.  We are getting mighty fancy around here!

As the final (we hope) snow melted, we had our creek back, complete with ducks and frogs!

When I saw this picture, I knew that Hannah and Andrew were destined to get married. Can you see that look on her face?  I've never seen that before...

Visiting Hannah and Andrew in Manitou, shortly before the internship ended. Hope always complains that Manitou "smells weird" - there are a lot of marajuana smokers down there (ahem) and it smells a lot like that...

Pictures from Hannah and Andrew's internship graduation ceremony. It was held in the Summit Ministries building., where they spent a lot of time this past year.

Abby, the budding photographer.

The happy couple.

The happy group.

Happy Hope and Sapphire.

The view of Manitou from Summit.

More Pictures from Hannah Price Photography!

This picture is obviously not taken by Hannah. This photo credit is for Abby.

Jacob's Graduation Photo Shoot- All Pictures by Hannah Price Photography

I think this one (above) will be on his graduation announcements.

Hannah took well over 150 photos total, but these are the ones I am posting here!

At the Canyon

Attempt number one for Jacob's senior pictures today.

Abby took her camera along, too, and took pictures while Hannah did the main shoot.

These pictures were taken by Abby and Hope.

I'm looking forward to seeing Hannah's pictures once she gets them edited for me!

Flowers from heaven

This is the earthly resting place of our son Josiah Robert, who died in the womb at 15 weeks gestation.

Every year these daffodils bloom exactly over his grave. Which is interesting, since I have never planted these- they must have blown in from someone else's garden. I'd like to think that God sent these special flowers to let us know that Josiah is doing just fine and is waiting for us to join him, someday.

Taking Care of the Neighbor's Horses