Thursday, July 31, 2008
Following My Heart
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Reflecting on my Best Shot
I'm a reflections girl on many levels. This shot is one from the PhotoWalk in San Francisco. The reflection itself is a little muddy but I know it's me.
Speaking of muddy...it's been a rough week since we've lost our sweet kitty. Thanks to you all for such kind comments and well-wishes.
So, the question is, what have you been reflecting on this week? Do share your Best Shot with us.
Thursday, July 24, 2008
A Tribute to Real Love
Monday, July 21, 2008
The Post-BlogHer Glow
1. Internet friends ARE real friends (despite what any non-blogger might say).
2. Getting away for the weekend without the kids is good for the soul.
4. I get very cranky when beer is not readily available at events.
5. Paper bags can make a fashion statement.
6. San Francisco looks magical at night.
7. Cold weather in July is refreshing.
8. Walking can be fun.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
BlogHer Best Shot
How can I possibly choose one shot from such an incredible weekend. So much love, support, encouragement, empowerment; words could never express it. But a shot like this one does say a lot about it feels when you can bask in a big beautiful dose of soul sisterhood.
Do you have a shot that says something about what's been happening in your life? Share your joy.
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Labels: Best Shot Monday, blogher 08, events, friends, fun, PhotoWalk, Shutter Sisters
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Sister Symbols
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Rockin' Best Shot Monday
Well, we are back from our summer adventure. Whew. That means of course we are back home to the many luxuries we've missed (like a king size bed and a hot shower) but also those we didn't miss (like endless laundry, dirty dishes and the clean up from the great flood that happened before we left). Even still, it's great to be home.
The amazing Stephanie seems to be feeling the same way and shared it in this little gem over at Shutter Sisters. Her post prompted my Best Shot for this week as it's the perfect example of the earth's currency. There's nothing more endearing than to have your child discover one of nature's treasures.
It was along the dirt road on the way to the frog pond that my youngest unearthed this beauty she has since dubbed The Spud Rock (for obvious reasons). That rock came along on the rest of our vacation with us. It even crossed the border into Canada and back again and now it's taken it's rightful place on my daughter's bedroom dresser.
What sorts of treasures have you captured this week? Do share. And welcome back...I missed you.