We went to learn about frogs. All about frogs. We learned that frogs suck their eyeballs into their heads to help the digestion process (say what?!). We learned how FAR a frog’s tongue can shoot out of its mouth to capture its prey. We learned how to tell the difference between a frog and a…
The sun had long since set, the city was a dark and busy place, and we had successfully navigated customs. The five of us banded close to the uniformed pilot sent to guide us through the maze of paperwork, inspections, and inquisitive agents. I don’t know what we expected, when we prepared for arrival, but…
We were minding our own business, wandering along the flower-lined paths. The three of us girls took the time to smell the proverbial roses, gasp at the bevy of tulip varieties, and – for lack of a better word – frolick in the gardens. We had just rounded the corner between a sea of red…
We were less than halfway into our bike ride. Just past the bike-ride-glee and well before the bike-ride-pain. Along the path came jogging a 65ish-year-old man in his matching running suit (you know the kind — elastic at the ankles, wrists, and waist . . . a strip all the way down each side ….
Driving around town and seeing an abundant festival of pink cherry blossoms sprouting on (almost) every corner, I decided I needed to photograph the delightful florals. Necessity is, as they say, the mother of invention. On a whim, I turned my kitchen (and whole house, really) upside down. Invention, indeed. I turned my kitchen into…
Twelve years ago, they were a couple of students. Sharpening pencils, groaning over the inevitable pop quiz, whizzing through the whirlwind of classes and friends, lugging backpacks full of text books and notebooks and study guides. A lot happens in twelve years. Instead of school books, they’re carrying a pair of shoes. A little pair…
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