Earlier this week (Shoot and Edit: Week 42 – Memories SOOC), I shared one of my favorite memories from a revisit visit to my in-laws. Yes, it is out-of-focus, but I think it adds a feeling of nostalgia. The more I look at this image, the more I love it. It reminds me family…more importantly it is a glimpse of what life is going to look like when we have our own family. It won’t necessarily matter where we live, home will always be the place where I’m surrounded by those that I love the most (by the way, while writing this post, I couldn’t help but to listen to...

Do you remember THIS LITTLE GUY? When I first met Zan, he was only eight days old…now he’s two months old and getting bigger every day. He’s also still crying…just kidding.We decided to meet up at the family farm to take advantage of a cooler day and beautiful autumn colors. Zan’s mom also thought it’d be a good idea to get some photos of Zan in his bat costume. He was not having it. Of course, as soon as they took it off him, he was much happier. You know what else makes Zan happy? His Granddaddy. We were actually talking about who Zan looked like on the...

If you’ve been following my vacation posts the past few weeks, you’ve gotten a sense for how much we tried to do while we were in London and Paris. If I had it to do all over (and I had the time to do it), I would spend a week in each location so I could fully appreciate each city. Not only were my feet incredibly tired from all the walking, but we really didn’t have a chance to see places like the Eiffel Tower at night (I guess we could have the night before, but we were exhausted). Anyways, as you might imagine…the Eiffel Tower had a pretty long line. It appeared as...

On Wednesday, I told you that we took the train from Paris to Versailles. I also mentioned that after walking forever and ending up at Marie-Antoinette’s estate, we kept wondering where the palace was…well after walking just a little more, we finally found it. Here’s just a little bit of the history: “The site began as Louis XIII’s hunting lodge before his son Louis XIV transformed and expanded it, moving the court and government of France to Versailles in 1682. Each of the three French kings who lived there until the French Revolution added improvements to make...