Author Archives: Meghan Matt

Before I began the journey to Africa to bring our boy home, I weighed 124 pounds and was the smallest and most fit I had been in my adult life (or whole life, probably). Africa brought ten pounds, the settling … Continue reading →

It seems like more and more people I know are battling death and disease. Their loved ones are left fighting for them, praying, believing for the best. It could be us. It could be any one of us. It’s my … Continue reading →

So, there’s a church with a pretty good size pumpkin patch right down the street from us that would have been fine for taking pictures. BUT then there’s a farm about 40 minutes away with way more fun stuff to … Continue reading →

In my last post I told you guys about my new little venture into the world of at-home-business. Today we are kicking off a brand spankin’ new promotion that I hope you will take advantage of. If you refer any … Continue reading →

No, not that kind of baby… I have started a little Etsy shop… I’ve talked about it for a long time, so I finally went for it. Long term it will be home decor and paintings, and right now there … Continue reading →

The above picture in hanging on a bulletin board in Presley’s classroom… At her pre-school… My baby girl is going to school! Ok, she’s only going 2 days a week for 4 hours a day, but it counts. This will … Continue reading →

Natalie stuck around after the birth to capture the first moments between Elikai and his brother and sister, as well as his grandparents and aunt Lauren. Get ready for the sweetness! (Moses was scared because he was in a hospital … Continue reading →

One thing God has blessed our family with is great friends who are also amazing photographers. I invited one of my best girls, Natalie Landry (of Landry Photography), to be in the labor and delivery room with us to capture … Continue reading →

Our beautiful, sweet baby boy Elikai was born on Monday morning at 9:05am, weighing in at 7 pounds 9 ounces and was 21 3/4 inches long… He was a few days “late” but right on time. After what we thought … Continue reading →

For most of my childhood, I believed I would end up a professional dancer. Dance was the only place I felt really, truly free. I loved it as much as any human could possibly love any activity. But at age … Continue reading →

I always loved art classes growing up, and the idea of painting and creating art has always enticed me. But to be honest, I just kinda thought I would be bad at it. In high school and college I shifted … Continue reading →