New Blog

Hey ya'll- not even sure that anyone reads this anymore since I rarely post. I have been working on lots of other projects, the biggest of which is www.wildcottonphotography.com !

The new blog is: http://wildcottonphoto.blogspot.com/ so you can start following there.

Thanks for reading! :)

for my fellow creatives...a reminder that you have something to share.

to sum up the weekend....

You see the question isn't are you going to suffer any more

But what will it have meant when you are through?

The question isn't are you going to die, you're going to die

But will you be done living when you do? -Justin McRoberts

"To love one's neighbor, therefore, means essentially to will to exist equally for every human being without exception. If then you meet the king, gladly and respectfully give him his due. You should see in him his inner glory, the equality of glory, the neighbor that his human magnificence only conceals. If you meet a beggar - perhaps suffering in sorrow over him more than he himself -you should nevertheless also see in him his inner glory, the equality of glory, the neighbor which his wretched outer garments conceal. Yes then, you shall see, wherever you turn your eye, your neighbor. In being king, beggar, scholar, rich man, poor man, friend, enemy, we do not resemble each other - in these ways we are all different. But in being a neighbor we are all unconditionally alike..."

"[and on how to love your neighbors]...to help another human being to love God is to love another person.

-Soren Kierkegaard

come on, spring!

meet buster

buster has many talents....

- eating dust, dirt, sticks, dirt, rocks, leaves, more dirt (notice the dirt on his mouth in the photo?), and anything that is on the ground and fits in his mouth (which causes problems sometimes).

- snoring so loud that we have to beat on the wall in the middle of the night to wake him up so he stops. (and is snoring on the floor as i right this)

- unrolling the toilet paper in the bathroom (he thinks that is his job while i am in the shower).

and we love him. :)

irish oatmeal bread

A ton of work, but worth it.

I started this without actually reading the recipe the entire way through (big mistake), because turns out it takes like 3 hours to make. (i started this around 5:45pm, hoping to have it with dinner...woops).

But....all that aside, irish oatmeal bread, you were amazing. And worth Hunter questioning my baking abilities ("what are you doing to the bread in there?!!! its taking forever!")

so one time, we hiked 10 miles....

so. my husband is an expert hiker.









i slow us down, partly because i have terrible balance and am trying not to fall, partly because i make him stop every .5 seconds so i can take a picture.





halfway through, we saw this.





and i looked like this. (tired.)

but all in all, a beautiful way to spend a saturday. :)