Grace Idaho | Soda High Senior Portraits| Southeastern Idaho Photographer
For the month of May, I want to highlight the Seniors I was able to photograph! It’s been fun to make daily posts of his guy, and lucky for you, you get to see all the posts at one time! I hope you enjoy getting to know this awesome guy- Jaxson!
Day 1: Another great Senior is here and ready for his spotlight! Actually, I haven’t asked him, let’s just pretend he’s excited ;)! Meet Jaxson, our Soda Cardinal!
Jaxson comes off as being a shy guy but you get him talking and suddenly you’ve made a new best friend! He loves all things involving the outdoors including fishing, hunting, and golf. You’ll be happy to hear that we have something in common, we both enjoy wildlife! Sure he likes to take them home and I would rather not…but that’s beside the point! 😉
Today, I admire Jaxson for the kind, gentle young man he has become!
Day 2: This kid is a hard worker. In the past 4 1/2 years that I’ve known him, he has worked as a farm hand moving pipe throughout the summer, and I don’t doubt during the week and weekends when needed. He’s worked at a golf course mowing lawns, and worked for his uncle in the butcher shop down in Preston- keep in mind that’s travel on top of the actual work hours…now (or most recently) he has been working for our local butcher. The kid doesn’t stop. He is a great worker and those seem to be far and few these days! Keep it up Jaxson!
I admire Jaxson’s’ worth ethic, and his desire to provide for his own ‘wants/needs’ whenever possible!
Day 3: Good things come in threes! That’s what I’ve been told, I’ll let you decide… Here’s your last fun fact about our Soda Senior- Jaxson!
He is a car lover, well at least he loves HIS car and informed me that she has a good side so I had to make sure we captured it. Even the license plate is sentimental- 2005 I bet you can guess what year he was born. A few years back I remember his mom mentioning he was determined to drive the car that was buried in the snow. He spent the weekend digging it out just so he could drive it. (Motivational dedication is my kind of inspiration). I’m just impressed he can drive a stick shift vehicle- that is something we do not have in common…but I CAN drive an automatic car! My last attempt at driving anything that required shifting was a motorcycle before I ever got my driver’s license and I just about ran over my Grandma’s fruit tree…That was also my last attempt at driving anything with a shifting requirement. Jaxson, we love your passion for working, we love your passion for the outdoors, we love your zeal for life, and we love your desire to progress. Never give up.
Jaxson, congrats, our family is excited for, you and bummed at the same time that you don’t want to stay in grade school forever, but we know you have some great contributions to make in this world- and we are grateful we get to know you!
-Mikenna
XOXOXOXO
