Babies are so wonderful to photograph. Look at this portrait of this inspiring artist! We had so much fun with her! It took about an hour to do a butt load of poses and she didn't mind a bit!
Since we had some fun shots of her daddy tossing her up in the air, I put some of my own artistic skills to work and came up with this image.
A professor, a very wise man whose wisdom did not only encompass the hallowed walls of academia, said, “Life is hard. Art helps.” The visual arts, like photography, drawing, sculpting, are culturally and spiritually beneficial to us all. The art of conversation, be it intelligent or irreverent, email, books, blogs, letters, movies, personal, or a phone call can also lift us out of the doldrums of daily living. A chuckle, a belly laugh, a thoughtful story, a short conversation or a pat on the back can cause reflection and make the day more meaningful and positive. Recently, it has come to my attention that emails I sent to friends at a company I used to work for caused them some difficulty. I apologize to anyone who these emails caused any trouble for that is not my intent. I only care that you have a wonderful day, today, because as I have said before, today is all we have. From a business prospective, I understand the catastrophy an email virus can cause, loss of time means loss of revenue, and personal issues on company time should be minimized. However, I also know from a business owner's prospective, happy workers work harder, stay longer and are more productive and creative. To those who rule with an iron fist, it is better to guide with a velvet glove. In other words, lighten up, dumbass! 
FYI-The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and other U.S. regulations require all emails be archived if the company is publically owned. Private owner have the right to look at every email that leaves their office provided they have the policy in writing.