Last week I decided that I needed to change my blog, what I didn't realize is that I would be changing my blog. My blog has been upgraded to Wordpress, I still don't know if I'm smart enough for this but check it out and we'll see. My photoblog will now be: http://beautifullyunexpected.net/photoblog/
I hope you keep reading. See you on the other side
Beautifully Unexpected
Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Friday, 16 September 2011
Strange Fascination Fascinating Me
I've decided that I need to change my blog up, a bit of a shake up to keep myself going. The only problem with this is that I don't know how to change my blog...thank god for Andrew, who of course isn't home tonight. So for now I'm going simple and make changes as I go, so look forward to some exciting changes
Thursday, 15 September 2011
Childhood Nostalgia
This (stateside) summer Andrew and I made a trip home for a few weeks in order to attend the wedding of two good friends (lucky for me they held their weddings a week apart so we could attend both).
While we were there I was given the opportunity to give Andrew a glimpse of what summers were like for me growing up. Lying around our families cottage in New Hampshire, waking up to go for swims, reading in the sun, getting sailed around the lake by my dad and only changing out of our swimsuits at the very end of the day when the last light had faded.
While we were there I was given the opportunity to give Andrew a glimpse of what summers were like for me growing up. Lying around our families cottage in New Hampshire, waking up to go for swims, reading in the sun, getting sailed around the lake by my dad and only changing out of our swimsuits at the very end of the day when the last light had faded.
We had bbqs with the family, naps in the hammock and relaxing evenings chatting over dinner on the porch, it was just as I remember it.
Since we were in the town my mother grew up in I was even given the chance to show Andrew even more of my younger life including the church that my Nana and Papa were married in, my mom and aunt baptised in, my mom married in, my sister and I baptised in (it goes on), and the farm that has been in my Papa's family for years, where my great-grandmother still lived when I was little and that my mother grew up living it.
It's the house my mom lived in when she and my father began dating. I just love the personal history of the town and it meant so much to share it all with Andrew.Monday, 12 September 2011
Nothing better
There is nothing I like better on a nice sunny day that some tasty guacamole, my dad does the best but I'm slowly learning.
Simple mix one fresh avocado, with half a chopped tomato, half a diced Spanish onion, 2 minced garlic, a sprinkle of coriander and the juice from half a lemon. Leave in the fridge for an hour or two before serving to let it all marinate and enjoy. Perfect and simple as we're going into summer.
I also tried to make, what should have been delicious, version of the Girl Scout Samoa cookies, my favourite, by One Hungry Chef. Sadly I didn't watch my caramel so while they looked amazing the caramel could break teeth, I'll try them again some time now that I know they could taste so good.
Simple mix one fresh avocado, with half a chopped tomato, half a diced Spanish onion, 2 minced garlic, a sprinkle of coriander and the juice from half a lemon. Leave in the fridge for an hour or two before serving to let it all marinate and enjoy. Perfect and simple as we're going into summer.
I also tried to make, what should have been delicious, version of the Girl Scout Samoa cookies, my favourite, by One Hungry Chef. Sadly I didn't watch my caramel so while they looked amazing the caramel could break teeth, I'll try them again some time now that I know they could taste so good.
Monday, 5 September 2011
Crewdsonesque
I attempted a crewdsonesque photograph. I don't mind the photograph of me but there is something that just isn't quite right about it.
The one I took when Coopa got in the way though is pretty neat. Andrew thinks it is a bit creepy but I like it. What do you think, creepy or cool?
The one I took when Coopa got in the way though is pretty neat. Andrew thinks it is a bit creepy but I like it. What do you think, creepy or cool?
Saturday, 3 September 2011
Thursday, 1 September 2011
Just One Cup
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