Falling in Love

Falling in Love

Canon Beach, Oregon 2003

Aaron and Rufus: I had forgotten to pack any toys for Rufus, so Aaron took one of his socks and filled it with sand.

It amazes me sometimes how the simplest things make the best toys. The $40 toy for your toddler is no match for the box it came in.

Canon Beach with my loves - CoffeeJitters.Net

It was on this weekend that I realized that I was in love with the man who was to become my husband (although I didn’t know about the husband part yet). I knew that this was something real, something special, and something that was going to last a very long time.

 

 

Backlighting

When the nice lady on the boat offers to take your picture, don’t assume she’s paying any attention to details like backlighting.

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On the other hand, this kind of fabulous light forgives all kinds of skin blemishes and double chins

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on second thought, the lighting was perfect

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Sail Away

Yesterday was Mr. H’s birthday, so we spent the day on a sailboat.

The view was amazing

I wondered about these little duckies – what do they represent? Do they have sailboat wars?


Hey look, they monitized their sail.


Skipper and deck hand – the view is still amazing


Heading back home.


One last look at the sunset

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Goodies: Robots in Love Pendant

When I watched WALL-E last week, Mr. H was not with me. I spent the entire movie wishing that he was there because I just wanted to hold his hand.

When I saw this robots in love pendant, I just couldn’t resist. While they are nothing like the main characters in the movie, these robots convey the same sense of innocence and comfort in each other, and I find it quite endearing.


Robots need love too.

Doncha just love to goodies you can find on Etsy?

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