We booked a last minute trip to Maui on a whim five days before we flew out to squeeze out every last second of summer that we could. But it was more than just a quick trip or a visit home. It was revisiting a place where God moved in ways that have forever changed me.

I cried when we landed, the movie reel of miracles and deep heart healing God did here flashing through my mind in vivid color. And I cried when we left again four nights later.

I was eight years into our wait for a family when we moved here, 36 weeks pregnant with Jonathan when we left. And last weekend we returned to one of my favorite beaches to photograph sunset memories for families I’d never met back in my days as a portrait photographer. Only this time, my family was the subject. I’m a decade removed from our first miracle and I’m still not over it all.

And I never, ever will be.

@loveandwater thanks so much for offering to shoot when I asked to borrow a tripod. This session was everything I didn’t know I needed.

Proverbially speaking, of course. 😏🚦🚨

@crysblackmore thank you for your truth-bombing obedience 🔥

Life, lately. 🌊 🛟

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