Friday, May 20, 2011

140 of 365 Mark and Eva

Eva loves Uncle Mark.


and bbqing with Grandma and Grandpa in the back yard.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

139 of 365 Yellow Tulip

The only one that made it this year. Used to be I would have close to 100 tulips every spring but these crazy cold winters and early frosts have changed that.


The photoshop version

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

138 of 365 Fiddlehead Fern

If I can get to the farmer's market this weekend I am buying some of these and cookin em up in butter. mmmmmmm
Straight out of the garden...

or out of photoshop.....



Tuesday, May 17, 2011

137 of 365 - Demolition

He came, he turned the engines on, he conquered... in about 15 minutes.
Now you see it now you don't.

Kendall I think you lived in this house once upon a time....

Monday, May 16, 2011

136 of 365 Ken's Birthday

The Bile Study gang shared a meal tonight and celebrated Ken's Birthday.
It's no secret how old Ken is.
That is a pina colada sorbet in a coconut shell courtesy of Heather.  mmmmm


We also pulled out the hymnals and enjoyed some wonderful, heart stirring, solid, gospel filled hymns that have stood the test of time. A little John Chapter 13 and some Francis Chan - it was a great time.

Sunday, May 15, 2011

135 of 365 Sunday Morning Beginnings.

A wonderful way to start the day before heading to church with my sweetheart...

He is having the mocha and I am having the ever so healthy African Fog.
And no one noticed (I think) that I was dragging a Canon 5D mkII and 16-35mm lens as well as the 50mm prime around with me thanks to my nifty and very stylish  photojojo camera bag.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

134 of 365 Engagement Session

Oh another fun day with a couple in love!

Wedding in October. :)
More LOVEly photos on the photo blog

Friday, May 13, 2011

133 of 365 Grandpa's Buffet

We call it grandpa's buffet because it was my grandfathers - which makes is quite old. Grandpa had this buffet up at Norway House Manitoba where the floors were often crooked - or maybe it was at Pine Falls Manitoba. Wherever it was, the story goes that in order for it to sit straight on the crooked floors of the old house or the grocery store and restaurant he owned, he had to trim the legs on one side.
When my Mom inherited the piece, it had to be trimmed down to sit flat again. Now I have it. The doors tend to not stay closed, it could use refinishing and it really doesn't hold much. It may get moved to the upstairs hallway and just hold towels. But for the 31 years of our marriage, it has been my buffet and held  a few treasures. And it is a little bit of my wonderful Grandpa.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011