In the ten days before this and the ten days after, I’ll log somewhere in the neighborhood of over 4,500 miles traveled…. while for some, it’s another day’s work :: my travel schedule usually isn’t so heavy, but I love to see new places, so it’s been really fun to break out of the norm...
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Robinson Family :: Loose Park, Kansas City Family Portraits
I looove, love, love photographing sessions at Loose Park in Kansas City. The variety of nooks and crannies, the awesome trees to climb, the ducks to feed. Oh, I could go on and on! It’s one of those eternally beautiful spaces, no matter the season — there’s just something about its year round charm that...
Hello! Goodbye!
‘ello, Orange County. (photo by iphone) Goodbye, Orange County. My time here has been entirely too short…maybe next time we’ll get to hang out and play a little more! (but I also can’t wait to get home and hug my little man and hubs, too.)
Favorites :: Wooden and Metal Printers’ Type
I’ve talked a little bit about my obsession with typography….so it comes as no surprise how much I’m infatuated with printer’s type. The smell of dried up ink bits, the clink of the wooden blocks as the nestle together. Yup, it all spells L-O-V-E to me. I’m fortunate to have amassed a fun collection of...
Respond on purpose, with purpose.
I came across this the other day and found it incredibly thought-provoking. How do you look at daily situations? What if you chose not to be overcome by them, but rather see the issue as an uplifting experience? I can think of a hundred ways this applies to my life — how about you? What...
Display Refresh
It’s time to put a fresh face on the mall display… so I made some cute little DIY pennants, added some fun summer touches and all new images to the window! Stop by if you’re in the area and check it out. Playful and bright, just like summer! (photo by iPhone)
Balance
There are moments when you’re in the thick of everyday life :: Little Man, business, daily responsibilities. Trying to keep some resemblance of harmony (which, I know, is easier said than done some days. ). And then there are quiet moments where we collectively stop to breathe, where the balance of our little family seems...