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Debra Wallace
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Debra Wallace
We spend a lot of the summer on Cayuga Lake, but had never been vacationing many other places in New York. My husband resisted the idea of leaving town again, but I won him over when some very close friends of ours invited us to their family’s vacation home in the 1,000 Islands. Because I’m
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I didn’t know Valerie’s vocation ahead of time, but I guessed that she and Aaron were doctors because of a statement she made about coordinating their schedules. It turns out they’re both in emergency medicine, which means that you couldn’t help but feel calm in their presence. I’m pretty sure I ended up oversharing. If
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Before Laura became one of the very best doulas on the planet, she says she was a “wanna be” photographer. The idea was that we would go to a park and she would take our family portraits and I would take hers. Interestingly, my kids did not cooperate at all (I’ll publish those pictures soon
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The amount of work that goes into a production like Listen to Your Mother Rochester is hard to appreciate unless you spend a little time backstage. The sound, the height of the stool, the managing of emotions and tension and makeup. It’s all very charged. Some women were preparing to share some of their most
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Tracy previously gifted a newborn session to her sister Lindsey in the fall and I had the privilege of meeting my birthday buddy Harlon. And even though she told me this, I completely did not put two and two together that she works with Betsy, Tj’s mom. I had no idea that they were waiting
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Not sure what Listen to Your Mother is? Check out this video: This year’s production of Listen to Your Mother Rochester is brought to you by four inspiring ladies – Monica Gebell, Corrie Spike Carter, Sarah Fitzgibbons and Emily Horowitz. These biographies are courtesy of the LTYM Rochester website. CORRIE SPIKE CARTER, Co-Producer, Rochester: After
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Katie’s boys took up taxodermy and turned her garage into a “little shop of horrors,” a story she shared at last year’s Listen to Your Mother show. Last year was the inaugural year in Rochester and was widely advertised in the media and sold out. This year it’s coming back, and if you have a
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My 9 year old daughter has some anxiety issues that make her difficult to parent (and home school). She makes situations worse than they need to be and challenges my patience more than all of my other children combined. But every day she gets her two year old brother up from his nap and she
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When I got into newborn photography I envisioned that my newborns would have the most extensive modeling portfolio in the country. Instead, I’ve found that after giving birth I tend to be pretty disinterested in my camera and very interested in my pillow. A friend recently forwarded me this blog post: How to Post Partum
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We are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of our newest baby, Nathan Michael. He was due on August 30th, so we were inundated with “have you had the baby” questions and trying to manage life with older children while waiting. Each day was a little bit of a challenge since the kids were not
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Preveal is a unique app that allows you to take a picture of your wall with a piece of paper on it, which you then use to see what certain size portraits will look like on a specific wall that you have. The site itself is a bit salesy for me, but what I love
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You may remember Erin and Colin from their son’s senior portraits in the fall. He’s been accepted to Purdue (his dad’s alma matter) and will be heading out shortly to study business. In June they threw a graduation party and Erin realized it would be a great time for extended family portraits. Initially it seemed
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My next free session opportunity will be for women who would like to demonstrate what different types of shirts look like on different types of women – e.g. tank tops, t-shirts, long sleeves, etc. You would bring your own clothing to try out in front of the camera and I will write a blog post
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In the words of Listen to Your Mother, “The mission of each LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER production is to take the audience on a well-crafted journey that celebrates and validates mothering through giving voice to motherhood–in all of its complexity, diversity, and humor–in the form of original readings performed live on-stage by their authors.” LTYM