As I’ve been photographing Gus these first few weeks of his life, I’ve noticed many similarities in images I made of Missy during her pregnancy so I began looking though images from then and pairing them with new pictures from the past few weeks. Some are paired because of location or mood, others because of […]
Just two days late, Gus arrived in our arms at about 3:30 am on May 31st, Monday. We went to the delivery area around 10:30 pm on Sunday night after laboring most of the day at home by ourselves and with our amazing doula, Susan Daniels. Missy was a champ through labor, with a completely […]
So, while we’re in the waiting mode for Meltzarp, and since we’ve had an entire refrigerator shelf of expired Polaroid 4x5 55 film, we headed on to the school studio and used the Speed Graphics for a few hours. Was fun, and now we just keep waiting. Should be here any week/day now.
Missy and my co-workers at WKU were super nice in throwing a small but intimate baby shower. Lovely gifts including a Hilltopper onesy. One more month, now to go.
Mike and Rachelle introduced us to their family tradition of decorating and smashing Easter Eggs. Missy was victorious, and we ate some delicious egg salad sandwiches with fresh lettuce.
Getting within less than 2 months from due date, John and Sandi came for a visit and we took them on a long hike at Mammoth Cave National Park. We also planted a garden on our huge 60’x30’ plot rented from the city for $30 for the year. Too big, too much weeding, but should […]
Missy and I went to Land Between the Lakes State Park for Valentimes Day, as she says. Horrible weather, cold, wet and dark, but good times anyway.
Got a new underwater housing at school that I needed to try out so it would come with directions for the student checkout…so, spent a half hour underwater today.
Spent about 10 days with the Warps in Moose Lake, MN. Had a great time with lots of nieces and nephews…getting a bit of a preview of what’s to come. Also got to see some of Missy’s buddy Jacquie too.
I’ve been saving some 30+ year old Kodachrome forever and finally decided to use it on a beautiful and cold Minnesota day over winter break cross country skiing. Too bad the colors are completely washed out because of the film’s age and that I spent $50 having it processed, but here they are.
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