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Sometimes Less is More

by Dawn Camp | Dec 18, 2010 | holidays, Lightroom, motherhood, photography, Photoshop

We’re not always consistent in our Christmas gift giving. Because we don’t pay for gifts on credit, each year is different. Last year we told our kids to be prepared for a slim Christmas, but they thought it was one of the best. How? When there’s...

My Favorite Version of Silent Night

by Dawn Camp | Dec 8, 2010 | holidays, music

Last year we discovered the Christmas album The Dawn of Grace by Sixpence None the Richer. It instantly became one of our all-time favorites. It just makes me happy. I found this quirky video for it on YouTube. Their are two verses with additional lyrics woven within...

Christmas Gifts for You Today at (in)courage

by Dawn Camp | Dec 1, 2010 | (in)courage, holidays, in the kitchen, photography, wallpaper

I have two posts with gifts for you at (in)courage! December’s Desktop Wallpaper – decorate your desktop for Christmas ‘Tis the Season for Comfort Food – favorite holiday recipes

A Night of Thanksgiving

by Dawn Camp | Dec 1, 2010 | a day in the life, family & friends, holidays, photography

We made a special memory the evening of Thanksgiving: our family and remaining guests—14 of us from the 22 earlier in the day—loaded up and drove to Dahlonega, a small town in the north Georgia mountains, to visit the White House Christmas tree. Apparently it’s...

Christmas Gift Baskets with Cold Stone Creamery

by Dawn Camp | Nov 28, 2010 | family & friends, featured, holidays

One of the most meaningful things we do at Christmas is give gifts to acknowledge those who bless our lives. Unfortunately, choosing, purchasing, and wrapping those gifts often adds stress at an already hectic time of year. Last week my kids and I created gift baskets...

Christmas Cards from Studio DaySpring

by Dawn Camp | Nov 27, 2010 | featured, holidays, reviews

Last year was our first to send Studio DaySpring Christmas cards. We’d never made photo cards and it had actually been a few years since we’d sent cards at all. Disgraceful, I know, with my brood of kids to show off to friends and family. Part of my...