Sometimes you just get lucky.  Lucky for being the right caller, lucky for your name being pulled to win free tickets to a show. LUCKY! When your fortune is left up to chance.  As a photographer I got lucky to photograph these lovelies.  Their parents will seriously need to invest in a stick to fend off the boys that will want to date them.  In that case, mom and dad not so lucky   Take a look below.  You’ll know exactly what I mean.  These girls will probably be on the big screen soon and I can say “you’ve seen them here first.” Ha!  Again, lucky me

AND LUCKY YOU!

Because today is my birthday, I’m celebrating all week.  Shoot! Ask my husband and he’ll tell you I act like it’s my birthday all year around..haha I want to giveaway something.  Check back tomorrow and I’ll post how you can enter to win.

Hope you have a wonderful day.  I know I will

I’ve known Gary since I was in high school. His family owns Chun Wah Kam Noodle Factory and they gave me my first job.  Thanks to them I was able to pay for my proms and everything else during high school.  I loved working there.  It was a bunch of friends working together and the perk was eating whatever we wanted.  What else could a high schooler ask for?  Ever ate a manapua and thought “hey, wouldn’t it be awesome if they had a sweet potato manapua?” Well, they got ‘em. What about a pizza one? Yup, they got that. What about a plate lunch that has enough to feed a small village…check! Oh, more into home cooked meals? Well they have noodles you can buy by the pound so you can make your own fried noodles.  They’re pretty awesome but I’m sure I don’t need to tell you because you probably already know.  I mean how could you not?? They’ve been around since 1941.  They have locations in Kalihi, Waimalu and Kapolei. Even though I’m no longer with Chun Wah Kam I’m glad to be friends with Gary and try to keep in touch as much as I can.  It’s hard though..Chun Wah Kam is open every day of the year…so order that pan of noodles for your next holiday:)  Thanks Gary and Sharon for a quick session with your family on the beach.  Now, let’s get going on that idea of yours.

A casual meeting in the park turned out great. Sancha and Kevin called me because they were in town and were soon leaving to go back to the mainland. It was a frantic weekend but I wanted to make sure I could meet their little girl. This almost 1 year old already got a lot of spunk. I loved it. She made it very clear from the beginning that she wasn’t having my “sit on the grass” idea. What was I thinking???  Luckily, as she was on the verge of screaming at me daddy flew in and scooped her off her feet and started doing the clock.  Side to side “tick, tock, tick, tock.” It’s their thing. It definitely cracked me up. She’s Daddy’s girl for sure:)  Watching them play made me smile ear to ear the whole session. I knew with Sancha and Kevin as my back up baby girl and I would be good friends.  And we did.  I’ve got the best job in the world. Even after putting her on the blanket on the grass she still gave me the look but it was brief.  We changed her mood with a little snack.  In the end all was forgotten and we giggled about the whole “sitting on the grass” misunderstanding:)