Isaac and I had pretty darn good afternoon today. After a visit to our favorite coffee shop in South Minneapolis, Sovereign Grounds, we headed back to the house for a little garden work. After cleaning up the muddy mess a good time in the garden brings, I couldn't help myself and grabbed the camera.
After a little fun making photos in the kitchen, we realized that there would be nothing for dinner unless we headed to the grocery store. After a tiny bit of convincing, off we went.
The reason I call this entry Big Day is that while passing through the diaper section of the Wedge Co-op, I noticed the 2T/3T training pants were on sale. I couldn't help smile and think, it's a sign! I explained to Isaac what training pants were all about (and admittedly, I only learned about them recently myself), and he seemed pretty darn interested. So in the cart they went. He stared at the new item, and I gleefully day dreamed about a diaper-free day.
He must have known I'd be blogging some of today's photos :)
And there you have it!
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Vision, style, location and sounds complements of:
By Your Side Weddings - Angie Swits; wedding planner
Semple Mansion
Romana Kavesa - Gown
Savvi Formalwear - Tuxedos
Hearts and Flowers - Floral design
Buttercream - Cake
D'Amico Catering - Dinner and drinks
Phil Thompson - Pianist
Instant Request - DJ Service
We have just ordered our new Couple's Album studio sample and we love working with Leather Craftsmen! This one was so much fun to design and we cannot wait to have it here in the studio. Click here to see the full design.
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Samantha and Dan were married at the lovely Mill City Museum. Catering was provided by D'Amico Catering.
A couple of weeks ago, I returned from a trip to Mexico where I documented the work of a Liga International volunteer named Dr. Fred Kalinoff. Since retiring from his dental practice in Stillwater, MN, he has dedicated much of his time to providing dental care to the Tarahumara Indians living in the Copper Canyon area of Mexico.
The Tarahumara have been living in this remote canyon land since the 16th century. They are a quiet and private community who live in a very unique way. Because of their remoteness, taking groups of dental volunteers is quite a task.
To find out more about Fred's mission and how you can help, visit his website at http://www.dentalvolunteermission.com
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