Shortly after Dagon's birth, Great Aunt Dianne sent a box that contained the most adorable sailor suit. I knew that day that he would have his picture made in that outfit. So Mommy waited patiently. All Mommy wanted for eight months was a sweet picture of her boys - together - smiling and looking like the handsome kids they are. In the end, we did get a few shots. They are acceptable, but DO NOT show the blood, sweat and tears that went into getting them. Please know that it was nothing short of a miracle and view them as such. Dagon was a great sport and was a joy to work with. Had I known that Mr. "two and a half" Seager was going to be the difficult one I would have posted a blog months ago begging for some type of drug from anyone to keep me from losing my mind. Thank God that Mamaw was here to help or you would be viewing pictures of sweet Dagon...ALONE!
Of course the way the studio has the packages set up, you have to buy enough photos for eight families instead of just one. So please, for those of you who wonder what to do with all those pictures people send you, just do whatever you want. We have to give them to somebody. They can't just sit in a drawer. So here they are... (You can place your order at angmax13@bellsouth.net and I'll send your copies right over! No charge!) Aunt Dianne, you get the big thank you and as many pics as you want!
Of course the way the studio has the packages set up, you have to buy enough photos for eight families instead of just one. So please, for those of you who wonder what to do with all those pictures people send you, just do whatever you want. We have to give them to somebody. They can't just sit in a drawer. So here they are... (You can place your order at angmax13@bellsouth.net and I'll send your copies right over! No charge!) Aunt Dianne, you get the big thank you and as many pics as you want!
It was worth every harrowing second, don't you think?
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