A true tomboy at heart, I love that this girl is always up for any adventure. What Melissa? You want to hike for a mile to get to the location? Oh, in sand? Sure, can I carry your bag for you?
With a beautiful smile and spirit like that you will no doubt have a promising road a head of you!
It’s time for our bi-annual Tuesday @ 2 project! We love this project because it takes a regular day at 2 o’clock and gives us a glimpse into the lives and interests of so many different people. This time we have adventures from China, Brazil, Florida and of course, Canada:)
If you are interested in participating with our next Tuesday @ 2 project, please shoot us an email and we would love to see what you come up with.
Out my hotel window in Guangzhou, China. Wanda Saathoff
Hello from Pompano Beach, Florida – Caitlyn Stymiest
Foz do Iguazu, Brazil. Enjoying a little pool time in the sunshine after touring Itaipu Dam. Jenelle Quigley
Building AFAB “studmuffin tuff” posts in Rocanville, Saskatchewan. Philip Petays
Viewing precancerous cells. Regina, Saskatchewan. Vanessa Petays
Still life, 3 slugs feeding on an apple – the 100-year-old tree in my backyard produces a bountiful crop each year, providing fruit that lasts well into March so I’m ok sharing with the neighbourhood slugs, birds and raccoons. Victoria, British Columbia. Brenda Petays
Prepping a room for robotic heart surgery. Spokane, Washington. 
The other weekend I had the opportunity to tag along with Brandi to a wedding as her second shooter. You can imagine my glee when the bride said “So…I have two dresses and a birdcage veil…” People, it doesn’t get better than that;)
Married as the sun went down and the harvest moon came out these two couldn’t have had a more beautiful night to start their lives together as man and wife. Congrats Breana and Josh!
Who doesn’t get excited about autumn?! Cooler weather, cozy clothes and yummy comfort food shared with friends. Recently my friend Sarah and I were inspired to get creative and style a fall tablescape…outdoors.
We started with quince, a fruit randomly grown in my backyard. By using pieces that we already had on hand, we only had to purchase a few minor elements to complete the table. So for something a little different to feast your eyes upon…
Let us make our own fairytale today.
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