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I love coffee. Sometimes people try to switch my coffee to decaf when I’m not looking. I can always tell the difference. I also like Pringles, but only the reduced fat kind because they crunch better when you bite into them and they don’t leave grease on your fingers. I’m…

About Me
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I don’t know why this keeps happening–the falling behind on blogging. It’s pathetic. There’s no excuse. I’m a terrible person, etc, etc. That being said, I have (quite literally) 10 shoots or more that I have not blogged yet. And because I’m sort of OCD, the thought of those unblogged,…

Weekly Photo
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Suzanne and I wandered around the waterfalls at Lucia Falls in OR. She was totally cool, 8 weeks pregnant and still 100% willing to do just about anything. She climbed on rocks, hiked down to the water and then proceeded to dive right in.
One of the main questions brides…

Weekly Style
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No matter how often I wipe down those eyes of hers…they remain gross and crusty and have a faint reddish hue. As if she hit the sauce a bit too hard the night before and is paying for it in saggy, baggy, crusty eyes.
It’s ok, Bebop. All us ladies…

Weekly Puppies
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I have the GREATEST clients ever. Not only did Kristin write me the sweetest thank you note, explaining her gratitude for capture such timeless memories, but she bought me…
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COFFEE! And not just any coffee. Joe the Art of Coffee is some of the most delicious coffee…

Weekly Coffee

Cactus Jack

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I’m not so good at keeping plants alive. This summer I had a tomato plant, sweet peas, basil, cilantro, snap dragons, and various other plants in my “garden.” Not a single one of those lived to see August. I don’t know what’s wrong with me–the green thumb obviously skipped my generation. My dad was a farmer when he was a kid. A FARMER. That means it was his JOB to grow things successfully and his livelihood depended on it. Luckily, mine does not.

So when I saw this cactus at Home Depot, I thought for sure that I could keep THAT alive. I mean…it’s a CACTUS. You only have to water it like, once a month. You can leave it in the sun and just forget about it! But, no. My cactus, of course, is dying as you can see above. The little cacti on the side are brown and shriveled. It’s amazing Luna has lasted as long as she has.