PepperJack Photography: Road Trip Part I

Well, by this note, it's obvious that we all survived our road trip to Colorado. AND, you'll be happy to hear, I brought all the kids back with me too! =) Actually, all joking aside, they were awesome! I still can't believe how well behaved they were. We actually had total strangers coming up to us in restaurants telling us how good they were! Don't worry. They made up for it when we got home.

Getting back and into a normal routine again is almost as much work as it to prepare for the trip. I'm also happy to say that my photography business has boomed in the past few weeks, which of course is keeping me busier...in a good way. :) I finally made time to sit down and get my South Dakota pictures edited for you. Colorado will be next, I promise. Hopefully tomorrow???

We are also happy to announce that our house will be going on the market, hopefully next week! I'm so super duper excited, because I found a house that will fit our family! It's still (pretty much) in the neighborhood, and is a potential 6 bedroom! The one room is a HUGE game room right now, so I'm planning on putting up a partial wall down the middle, and having the boys share. That way they can have their own privacy, while still sharing the room. The extra room will be my photography room. It might be a little dark for a studio, but either way, I have lots of things to store!
We have to sell our house before we can buy the new one, so if you know of anyone that's interested in a 4 bedroom, 3 stall in an awesome, kid-friendly neighborhood, send them my way!! The listing will be under TimDanielson.com

Now, onto the pictures that you've been waiting for!! Like I said earlier, they are all from South Dakota. The Badlands and Mount Rushmore in particular. Treyton was really interested in Mount Rushmore, whereas the other 3 were just too young to appreciate it. They did like the Badlands though. I grabbed my camera as much as possible, but it's a struggle to snap away when you have an 8 month old squirming in your arms. The camera shots don't do the memories justice. The sounds of their laughter and the curious, innocent questions were priceless. Enjoy!!!