Month: November 2010

Sometimes you just need a lime…
With a little Margarita to go with it!

A few friends are doing Thankful Thursdays on their blogs. Today, after everything that has happened over the last couple of weeks, I am grateful that my husband is here with me, and so happy about his job and the glue that binds them, and I a grateful for friends, who makes plans for the future and the present with you, as well as help you paint your living room and go drink Margaritas….

Among so many other things….

Some days it is the little things That calm you down and make you happy. Chatting with friends and playing goofy little video games top my list!

Hug your friends and those you love often, because you never know when their journey may lead them somewhere you can’t follow. Appreciate every moment!

The past week was one of those completely heart wrenching weeks that leaves you so emotionally exhausted you feel like a zombie just wandering through. It really doesn’t look like this week will be a whole lot better. But, this is life, and must be dealt with. I have decided I need a bit more downtime, but not necessarily at night. This morning I was up early and did 1/2 an hour of Wii Fit before I started working. It felt really awesome! I would really like to keep it up for awhile…as long as the morning thing lasts with me.

I feel like November is going to be a pretty big month. I have plans of all sorts brewing in my head. More on that tomorrow. In the mean time, I’m starting my first 365 project, and posting the photos here. All of these will be taken with my cell phone. I have plans for an instant 365 project, but that will come a bit later.

Good night!

There is always a rush in November. 

A rush to get holiday cards done, presents bought, food made, and to get prepared to be buried in loads and loads of snow like we so often are!

I have had many family photo shoots to work on lately. It makes me happy knowing that some of these will end up as gifts, or holiday cards, or just generally make people happy that they have stopped long enough, and recorded how their family looks right now. Years from now, as people change, kids grow up, they will appreciate them even more. 

I have some very fun families to work with! I am so grateful for them! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! I enjoy this job so much!

Until next time,

~Peace~