Saturday, July 30, 2011

Lucas turns 1!

This little man, Lucas, turned 1 recently and his momma had a great picnic in the park with lots of eats and good company. He was not a huge fan of his birthday cake but smeared just enough so I can get photos to show him when he gets older. I was a fan of the cake so I had his serving and then some! Here's to many more celebrations kid.
























Friday, July 22, 2011

Torani

I know these have been around for years but I just discovered them. We bought a Soda Stream to cut down on drinking sodas and focus more on drinking water. I have a hard time drinking water. Lemon and cucumber gets old (not to mention a little heart burn while being pregnant). A little bubbly water is delish. Soda Stream has their own syrups but, frankly, I'm not a fan. I saw the Torani syrups while perusing through the Cost Plus World Market aisles and decided to give them a try. You can add a little or a lot. Love them!!

Winston's Christening

I must start with my new friend, Jersey Janet, as I like to call her. She is a newbie to California and settling in quite nicely. She is a riot! Friendly, easy going and will do anything for you. She wears her heart on her sleeve. I love our new friendship that has grown so quickly in such a short time. 
I was honored to be a part of this special day and on top of that I got to shoot it. Great family, great friends and great food went all around. Winston was suchhh a star that day!





























Saturday, June 25, 2011

Strawberry Patch

Our strawberry patch run to Davenport at Swanton Berry Farm was sooo much fun. It's a good bit of a drive (an hour from the Peninsula) but I have to say it was well worth the trip. We arrived in the early morn before the crowd came and before the hot sun. You grab a basket and/or a wagon and your off! Not a bad deal at $2.50 per pound. At first there didn't seem to be many red, red strawberries, but we dug deeper and got plenty! They also sell their fresh jams. I grabbed a jar of the strawberry/rhubarb, to die for!

I hadn't used my 50mm 1.2 in ages. I have grown accustomed to the 24-70mm 2.8 that I had forgotten how much I loved my 50! Considering we were up and down the fields there was no way I wanted to carry the 24-70 with me so I was quite happy with the turnout.