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…
Isaiah has seen a lot in these past seven months. He’s watched winter and it’s rain leave saturated soil ready for spring’s planting. He’s watched Mommy laugh as she tickled him and smile as she hugged him. He and his big, blue eyes have watched Daddy with complete and utter adoration, unaware that the man…
Mama and Dada were busy talking. Rianna was busy playing. And she especially wanted to play with the multi-colored cell phone Mama kept in her purse. It took all her concentration. Lips pursed, eyes serious, focus undeterred. Rianna worked on getting that special toy and worked and worked. Somewhere along the way, she found an…
Like all good Canadian ventures, our Easter weekend began with a Tim Hortons double-double and a sunrise over Mount Baker. A thousand kilometers later (see? I’m practically a native now — I’m speaking kilometers!), we had made it across three state lines and one international border, seen snow and sand and sun and clouds, and…
The day was going well until he got out of bed. No sisters to play with? No brother to share the toys? Something didn’t feel quite right. Not right at all. As the youngest of four, Tommy wasn’t quite used to this eery aloneness; it flustered his world. Sisters and brother were spending the day…
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