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My husband made this exclamation yesterday as we were unpacking the last of our boxes. These last boxes were packed a year ago as we left our house in Oregon, and were full of all sorts of interesting finds. Dan pulled out his old camera. I'm pretty sure this camera came along with him when we moved in together in 2000. He picked it up, turned it on, and snapped a photo. The batteries … [Read more...]
I met Cheryle and David in October 2010, on a rainy Portland morning for their engagement photos. We walked around Washington Park, and Cheryle braved the chilly damp weather in short sleeves and heels. I was all bundled up in a fleece, and surprised at the smile she kept as she stood by her fiance David. These photos are a result of a team effort between myself and Emily Hall … [Read more...]
Cheryle and David got married on June 18th, at Jenkins Estate in Beaverton, Oregon. I used to live around the corner from this estate, owned by the parks department, and go there all the time. When Cheryle and David told me there were getting married there, I was so excited. They are an amazing fun laid back couple, and it's an incredible place. In December, when we decided to relocated to the … [Read more...]
Waking up, with barely drinkable coffee (I had one sip and moved onto espresso beans), and way too many bags in the room, we discovered getting back into the car in the morning was not easy. Once on the road, walkie talkies still not charged, we headed south towards Ashland. The snowy mountains were breathtaking. Mackenzie asked to get out and play in it. I was very glad we left Ashland to … [Read more...]
Just over a month ago we left our home in Oregon. We started out two days behind schedule for our travel plans. Speaking of plans, we never got time to really plan our trip so did not have any hotels booked, except for our extended stay in Herndon, Virginia. It's amazing how many memories happen in a home in four years, especially considering we had our daughter there. Leaving was sad, … [Read more...]