Showing posts with label anthro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anthro. Show all posts

Sunday, November 27, 2011

thanksgiving weekend pt.2

SATURDAY


We went to the movies. All the girls had read The Invention of Hugo Cabret and they were very anxious to see the movie Hugo. I must say, sitting next to Megan in a theater seeing a movie of a book she has read, hence knowing what comes next, is not what you'd call the best movie viewing. The girls loved it, Adam not so much, though we both agreed the cinematography was fabulous. I think it was a wee bit long, got slow in some parts, but I enjoyed it.


Afterward we went for a bit of window shopping and milling about. I already had to return some things believe it or not.


We hit anthropologie,


and of course barnes&noble.


Almost at once it turned to dusk and then really that's when the magic started. Yes it was chilly out, but all I wanted was to stay for a while surrounded by the lights and Christmasy atmosphere. I could tell I was not the only one.




We drove home in the most magical light and watched the light fade along the horizon. What a lovely afternoon/evening we had together as a family.


As we watched the sliver of a moon follow us home, it was the perfect end to a most delightful holiday weekend.

Thursday, August 18, 2011

52 photo project | weeks 15-17

Trying to catching up a little with the 52 photo project that I've been participating in.

Week 15 | Vintage

[iphone image taken with instagram]

Week 16 | reflection


Week 17 | black & white


Friday, June 17, 2011

a day in the city



library
new books
reading passports
attic room
magazines
art gallery
ideas
cafe



glass elevators
roof top garden
lovely views
noise
waterfalls
foliage
summer heat



fresh cookies
gateway
more heat
fountains
shops
knick knacks
can we get a slushy?
apple accessories
mist

Tuesday, December 07, 2010

artist date

"He said, 'the lesson for today is this: it is better to travel with hope in one's heart than to arrive in safety. Do you understand?'
'No sir.'
'It means that we should celebrate today's failure because it is a clear sign that our voyage of discovery is not yet over. The day the experiment succeeds is the day the experiment ends. And I inevitably find that the sadness of ending outweighs the celebration of success.'"
~Jacqueline Kelly, The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate




The afternoon started with a long list
maneuvering through busy streets
jammed parking structures
the crazy cold that seeps through all the layers--
but I had my camera
what could have been a frustrating shopping trip transformed into a most delightful artist date--
all because I allowed myself to see it differently.













thank goodness we are never done discovering...

Saturday, July 10, 2010

caught my eye

I love being out, anywhere, with my camera, seeing what catches my eye on that particular day. I think each day our different moods and thoughts cause us to see things differently. We may one day finally see something that has always been there, but for whatever reason it speaks to us then. It's like reading a book...it can mean different things to you at different stages of your life. It's one of the reasons why I think the 12of12 challenge is a great glimpse into your everyday life and can be so different from month to month. While your life is similar from day to day...you are not. (the 12th is coming up on Monday btw)

On this particular evening with Adam we went to two very familiar haunts (Z-gallery & antropologie), like we do. Here are a few things that caught my eye.









Tuesday, February 17, 2009

spt - the first thing that atrracted me to you was...

tuesday, february 3rd i love it when you...
tuesday, february 10th i think it would be romantic to...
tuesday, february 17th the first thing that attracted me to you was...
tuesday, february 24th i am saying "i love you" when i...




your sense of humor.

Adam and I met by working together and I will always remember walking into work hoping he would be there because he made the time so enjoyable it almost didn't feel like work at all.

He still has that same wit and charm today that can make hard days vanish with a smile, even when I don't want to, and continues to bring endless laughter into our marriage. Thanks love for always keeping us entertained.

Thursday, January 29, 2009

What does a non-gambling, non-drinking couple do in Vegas?





Eat incredibly well, so well I'm not buttoning the top button anymore. Adam tactfully calls it being food sluts.



Inadvertently, but happily celebrate the Chinese New Year.



Walk the strip admiring the staggering amounts of money it must cost to build a single casino. We did lots of walking to make up for the amount of food we ate.





Stay in a swank hotel for pennies...ok dollars, but I've paid twice as much before and the hotel was never as nice as the Palazzo. It was luxuries. Seriously look at that bathroom.


[ps I got in trouble taking this picture. I didn't know photos before the show were off limits.]

Go to the Cirque du Soleil show Mystere. It was fantastic.



Meet, thanks to Madame Tussauds, Mr. Daniel Craig. He was taller than I thought.



Enjoy the spring like weather. I must say it was hard to come back to the snow and jackets.



Search for and find numerous photo opportunities.

It's good to be home, but I am having a hard time leaving my vacation behind. I think that may be the only down side to leaving, but it's definitely worth it.

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