Let's try this again!
Well...I need to try this blogging thing again! I wasn't very good at keeping my old one "current". Now that I FINALLY have hi-speed Internet at home, I will have more time to work on things like this. So...I am going to try it again!
First and foremost...I would like to thank the organizers and everyone involved in the benefit barrel race for my daughter that will take place tomorrow, March 9. Sam is doing much better. After being diagnosed with cancer in August of last year, undergoing chemo and surgery, the doctors have finally told us she is in remission. That doesn't mean that we can let down our guard or the trips to Atlanta will stop. She will still be seeing her oncologist and receiving CT scans on a regular basis. But for now...we can relax a little and not have to worry that much about what will be next with her treatment. That will make the benefit more of a celebration for her and our family! Thank you God for answering prayer and thank you God for our rodeo family. I can not think of any other sport that I would rather be involved with. You guys are the best!
My portrait studio business, Sonshine Portriats, is doing very well. My 2008 wedding calender is almost full! If you are considering us for your wedding, please give us a call before I close out the year. Thanks to all the 2008 seniors that have used us for your Senior portraits (especially from LaFayette High School...Go Ramblers!). I have enjoyed every single session that I have done. Thanks to everyone else who has also supported us.
Last but not least, I would like to talk about my event photography business, JD Photography. Thanks to the Georgia High School Rodeo Association and the Georgia Junior Rodeo Association for having me as their "official" photographer. This season has been rough for me because of my family situation. Things will get better and I will be attending more events. In the near future, I will be shooting the GJRA event on March 22 and the GHSRA events on March 28, 29 and 30. Also, never fear! I will be shooting the GHSRA and Wrangler finals in Perry in June.
Well...that's all for now.
Glory to God!
JD
First and foremost...I would like to thank the organizers and everyone involved in the benefit barrel race for my daughter that will take place tomorrow, March 9. Sam is doing much better. After being diagnosed with cancer in August of last year, undergoing chemo and surgery, the doctors have finally told us she is in remission. That doesn't mean that we can let down our guard or the trips to Atlanta will stop. She will still be seeing her oncologist and receiving CT scans on a regular basis. But for now...we can relax a little and not have to worry that much about what will be next with her treatment. That will make the benefit more of a celebration for her and our family! Thank you God for answering prayer and thank you God for our rodeo family. I can not think of any other sport that I would rather be involved with. You guys are the best!
My portrait studio business, Sonshine Portriats, is doing very well. My 2008 wedding calender is almost full! If you are considering us for your wedding, please give us a call before I close out the year. Thanks to all the 2008 seniors that have used us for your Senior portraits (especially from LaFayette High School...Go Ramblers!). I have enjoyed every single session that I have done. Thanks to everyone else who has also supported us.
Last but not least, I would like to talk about my event photography business, JD Photography. Thanks to the Georgia High School Rodeo Association and the Georgia Junior Rodeo Association for having me as their "official" photographer. This season has been rough for me because of my family situation. Things will get better and I will be attending more events. In the near future, I will be shooting the GJRA event on March 22 and the GHSRA events on March 28, 29 and 30. Also, never fear! I will be shooting the GHSRA and Wrangler finals in Perry in June.
Well...that's all for now.
Glory to God!
JD
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