After making the beautiful bouquets we whisked the bride-to-be away for her hair and make-up. Carina is a make-up expert so we put her artist skills to work. Although, honestly she didn’t have to do much! Then it was off to the hair salon! This took longer than expected so we fell a little behind … More Tana and Mike’s Wedding: Pt. 2
So I need to post Tana’s wedding pictures BEFORE China pictures. Why? I don’t want to get too far behind on posting and I want to spend ample time recapping my China adventures. Plus, the wedding pictures all came out perfectly with no editing needed. However, my China pictures all require some editing and brightening … More Tana and Mike’s Wedding: Pt. 1
I’m back………… 24 hours late! So this weekend was incredible, Tana and Mike’s wedding was so beautiful and special and I had a great time (pictures and updates to come!). By the time Sunday rolled around I was exhausted from poor sleeping and walking in heels (accidentally typed “hells” which is very accurate). Early morning … More 24 hours
Hello and welcome to the new blog! On my to do list: reroute my blogger sites to wordpress so google doesn’t freak out. I’ll get around to that later… because I’m so crazy busy with traveling! I only got back from China this Monday afternoon and I leave tomorrow at noon for Tana’s wedding in … More Such a tease
Again, I have fallen behind on my blogging and frankly, I have no excuse. I had plenty of free time last week, some new pictures taken on my I-phone, and some fun events to discuss. However, words escaped me. Plus, I have been so busy during the day that I treasure any and all of … More From A to Z-Grille
And when I refer to Gators I do not mean those fun-loving college students dressed in blue and orange, but the big scaly creatures of the swamp. This Sunday was spent kayaking at Juniper Springs over in the Ocala National Forest. My dad and I joined a group of about 10 friends for the 7 … More Kayaks and Gators do mix
Going back to Maine always feels like going home. Once again I spent a wonderful Thanksgiving with Tana’s family in Camden. Their house has become a haven for Bowdoin migrants like myself. This Thanksgiving was no different with six of us, removed from our respective homes in Florida and Alaska, gathered in Maine for the … More Feast your eyes
Last Wednesday I was lucky enough to be part of the VIP field trip to Sandwich, MA. As a VIP, or volunteer in park, with Cape Cod National Seashore I boarded a bus with other park volunteers, first stopping at Heritage Gardens. While most of the women went on the garden tour, I excitedly joined … More Treated like a VIP
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