Thursday, July 31, 2008
la esquina
ate here last night. they have nummy corn on the cob covered with cheese...(they also have a secret lair underground...walk through the kitchen and past 3 bouncers and you are in a super exclusive spot. have to know someone to get in..lucky for me I know nick!)Wednesday, July 30, 2008
mr. math
my friend sent me this and I thought it was only fair to issue a warning...mr. math the gigantic rabbit is back!
(I don't blame you purrr, some things are inevitable)
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
don't ask, don't tell
took these on my last plane ride. usually I am nice and ask the person next to me if I can take their picture...but she was sleeping! what's a girl to do?on my way to NYC today. maybe I'll snag a few more of these plane shots if I'm not too busy watching the food network on jetblue tele.
Monday, July 28, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
Thursday, July 24, 2008
nellie's bridals- sneak peak
this shoot last night was a little bit "off the hook". I know kent is not allowed to look (so he better not be reading this) but when he does see these, he might fall over dead...in this girls case, I think looks can kill.happy pioneer day!!
pioneer day during my childhood consisted of the days of 47' parade, amazing fireworks (round 2) and my mom making me wear a bonnet of some sort. today I am older and am sad because I have no bonnet to wear.
In honor of my pioneer heritage I wanted to share the story of one of my most well known pioneer ancestors, mary goble pay. She crossed the plains when she was only 13yrs old and kept a journal. her younger sister and mother died while crossing the plains and her toes had to be amputated. I often thought about her story as a 13yr old and wondered how strong I would have been....now I am much older and still wonder. her story is a courageous one and I hope I can live up to the strength and testimony she left our family.
to read more about her story you can go here or here.
I traveled to england in the fall of 05 and took a day to visit to the small town of burpham england. this one lane village is where a lot of my goble and penfold ancestors came from. the main attraction in NYC is times square. the main attraction in burpham is an old church and graveyard. I spent most of my time there wandering through the headstones seeing familiar names. It was pretty surreal being by myself and spending hours in a graveyard. It felt oddly comfortable and meditative. simply beautiful. I would love to take my kids back there some day...(guess I have to get some of those first).
In honor of my pioneer heritage I wanted to share the story of one of my most well known pioneer ancestors, mary goble pay. She crossed the plains when she was only 13yrs old and kept a journal. her younger sister and mother died while crossing the plains and her toes had to be amputated. I often thought about her story as a 13yr old and wondered how strong I would have been....now I am much older and still wonder. her story is a courageous one and I hope I can live up to the strength and testimony she left our family.
to read more about her story you can go here or here.
I traveled to england in the fall of 05 and took a day to visit to the small town of burpham england. this one lane village is where a lot of my goble and penfold ancestors came from. the main attraction in NYC is times square. the main attraction in burpham is an old church and graveyard. I spent most of my time there wandering through the headstones seeing familiar names. It was pretty surreal being by myself and spending hours in a graveyard. It felt oddly comfortable and meditative. simply beautiful. I would love to take my kids back there some day...(guess I have to get some of those first).
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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