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Who needs clothes?

  • October 13, 2006
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  • by Jen Tompkins

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👯‍♀️ Minister to women.
💙 Wife to Trent.
💜 Mom to Carson, Sydney and Asher.
✏️Writer, 🎤speaker, 📚 student, ☕️coffee drinker.
Wedding dump #2–family photos! It was quite the fe Wedding dump #2–family photos! It was quite the feat to get our entire family outfitted in formal attire. The amount of purchasing and returning of dresses and suit jackets was comical. I’m so glad we have photographic evidence of the end result! It was a joy to take pictures as an official family of 6!
Wedding photo dump #1. What a gift it was to celeb Wedding photo dump #1. What a gift it was to celebrate Carson and Skylar with these dear friends! 📸: @cassiewurglerphoto 🌺: @katesnegirev
Tidings of comfort and joy from the Tompkins famba Tidings of comfort and joy from the Tompkins fambam! It was a full year, with all the beautiful and broken things that make life rich. The highlight was getting a new daughter, making us a family of 6! Sending our best to so many loved ones from all the different seasons of our life. Social media is the worst, but I’m glad it lets me have a glimpse into how you are all doing!
Happy happy anniversary to the OG Bunches, my favo Happy happy anniversary to the OG Bunches, my favorite couple: Roy and Jo! 53 years of marriage. 🥹 (This is them looking pretty dang good on the morning of their first grandchild’s wedding!) A few years ago I wrote these words, and they still capture how I feel about my parents and the true gift their relationship is to us: They have modeled real, every day, imperfect but consistent love for one another. Decades later, they still work on putting the other’s needs before their own, compromise, and not taking themselves too seriously. Mom and Dad, I’m forever grateful for your love for Jesus, each other and us. Happy Anniversary! PS: Years ago my mom told me these four words would save my marriage: “I could be wrong.” Especially significant and especially hard when you absolutely do not think there is a chance you could be wrong. 😉
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