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I just love kittens. I feel better when I see them. They make me laugh and smile. Here are some pretty adorable kittens in black and white from Etsy:
(1) Cat Paws by Long World Photography, (2) Farley Kitten by Just A Moment, (3) Vulnerable by Marianna Mills, (4) Kitten Photograph by Eireanneilis, (5) Pricila Kitten by Photo Reverie
I actually took this photograph in a parking lot. A PARKING LOT. I was walking back to my car and the sun looked like it was playing in the tree branches, and I just had to take a picture. I’m sure I looked ridiculous as I stood beneath the tree for some time, snapping photos, and moving to different angles. I really like trees, and taking pictures of them at weird angles. So, Reach For the Sky!
Today’s color is green! Check out this treasury I made of some cool green items around etsy, and these green creations from our shop!
Party Time Journal, Polka Dot Love Note, Little Bonsai Art, Custom Winter Save-the-Date.
I love doing art with my dad. Look what he can draw!
(Here are the links if you want to check out more pictures or buy any of these awesome drawings! From left to right: Purple Hue, Ornate Beauty, Love is in the air, and Little Bonsai)
Custom Save the Dates! I took this photo on the Oregon Coast, in Lincoln City at my favorite beach. Actually this is the beach where my (now) husband proposed to me! What a fun, unique Save-the-Date to send to your friends and family.
Here’s a few more you might like: Save the Dates
When I was in college, I went on a 3 week adventure to Morocco. I joined 6 other people for my first out-of-country-experience. I met a lot of really great people, spoke more French than I actually know how to, learned some Moroccan Arabic, tried some spectacular food, drank WAY TOO MUCH mint tea, and got to explore a beautiful and intriguing country.
I took this picture on one of our visits to the Medina in Fez. The Medina is the “old city” that the rest of the city was built around. The buildings are closely crowded around each other, and it’s very easy to get lost in the narrow pathways that weave into a maze around markets, shops, and homes. We were in a shop above the dye-ing center, and I was captivated by the different colors and the people creating unique clothing and leatherwork. What a fun adventure!
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