so much to share

i love this shot marlo captured. 

there was so much i planned - and did not get to see

so i'm incredibly thankful for all these photos

the wedding was

i n c r e d i b l e

and greece was amazing

santorini > paros > mykonos > athens

i was telling a friend yesterday - i came home with millions of pictures - mostly of cats, chipped paint, and beautiful local faces...

i will get organized and share more albums soon

l a t e l y

summer so far

plenty of summer siestas

a trip to reno to celebrate father's day

which included watching dom surf the river downtown

mom + dad on the river walk

these two joined the celebration

trishajeanne on the river walk

a trip to carson city 

salads + cold soups all summer long

these 3 beautiful faces in my kitchen

a sweet surprise from eli - a bracelet from the same jewelry designers making our bands

major crafting

lots of pool hanging

and multiple trips to the mansion as the planning continues

frames update + photos

wow 

thanks for the feedback.  everyone's responses were so EXTREMELY different.  my favorite happens to be the fillmores, followed by the webbs, then the huxleys...  but based on some strong opinions from friends against the fillmores... i'm still undecided. (but leaning towards the fillmores, i think...)☺

here's some bits + pieces of january 

trisha's birthday love

zoe's stance

dani + sadiebird

the standard rooftop

the standard cafe

dani and becky on 

the not very scary roller coaster that scared me

olive

the weekend

paul was wonderful sellout buyout company! 

and people really dug the chalkboards...

this photo was taken by jesse powell

eve!

drawing by a cute little boy named harvey !

love michael's tattoos

mom's hot new shoes

fisho & hake-o

sunday morning antique faire

getting ready to meet baby jad...

the weekend.

Went to the Arabic market on Friday afternoon - took a million pictures of all the products that remind me of living overseas.  Felt overly nostalgic.

In the spirit of Friday the 13th, E and I watched El Orfanato. It's produced by Guillermo Del Toro (director of Pan's Labyrinth).  Intense, creepy, beautiful, and quite a twist at the end.  

We took a nice Saturday morning stroll to the new farmer's market at McKinley.  I love that we can walk there!  I read somewhere recently (wish I could remember where) that driving to a farmer's market is like taking 1 step forward and 2 steps back!  I love that. 

Hunted for old picture frames for some projects

Successfully made Za'atar bread 

2nd Saturday stroll with E

Sunday night dinner at Mom and Dad's

Figs from my parent's garden.  So delicious!