

Please follow our circle around to Danika’s blog and read her letter to her daughter for this month. I love the way she writes and look forward to reading her posts!


Please follow our circle around to Danika’s blog and read her letter to her daughter for this month. I love the way she writes and look forward to reading her posts!
Living in California and in the city that I do, I have come to appreciate the access to good food that I’m so blessed to have. If I was living in another country, another city or born into a different socioeconomic group, access to healthy food could be virtually non existent. My church is doing a global hunger fast next week in preparation of Easter where you are challenged to eat for seven days as half the world’s population eats every day. I think that attempting the hunger fast will give me an even greater appreciation for the simple but huge blessing of good food in the life of my family. Please follow the circle around to see what Megan Dill has to say about food this month. I have seen a lot of gorgeous still life images from Megan and I can’t wait to see what she has come up with.




I love that you interpreted this month’s theme in black and white–it conveys texture so beautifully. Gorgeous work, as always.
Wow! What a neat commitment to make for the week. Your images are beautiful… the shadow + light bring the texture out so well. Such neat form!
I love how your conversion really emphasizes the texture of the artichokes. So beautiful, Elicia <3
Your photos are lovely, but I love what you’re planning to do with your church group. What a great sacrifice!!! <3
Gorgeous, Elicia! Lovely texture and shadows. You’ve made an artichoke look simply beautiful!
Elicia these are stunning…the texture is to die for, and I must admit, it’s making me crave spinach and artichoke dip, lol. Yum!
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Ohmygoooodness! Love this ♡ And I so almost bought a hat just like that for my smooosh.
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You hold on to her tight… that cutie is a keeper! <3
Elicia, these are such sweet letters, and they help me visualize Lilly and Ruby growing up…we miss being in on the daily activities and Lily coming to bang on our storm door and ask “pwese” next to the jelly bean jar.
Love,
B&G
This is the most adorable thing I have seen–Circle blog letters to our daughters!!! LOVELY!!! I read all in the circle!!!
Elicia, I love this glimpse into your daughter’s personality. You did an amazing job describing her – I feel that even though I don’t know her, I could pick her out of a crowd! You’ve got quite a little firecracker on your hands.
I love this so much Elicia. Isn’t is so fascinating to watch them grow and daydream about what they may become in the future? She has the world at her fingertips! So glad she is adjusting nicely to the glasses…she just looks adorable in them!
I’m so glad she is doing well Elicia! She doesn’t look like those glasses change her personality at all!
LOVE this image! She is cute as a button, seriously!! <3
Love this letter. So honest and real. What a beautiful girl. ♡