Lazy Sundays

Sunday afternoon, we went out to Furman University to walk around their campus and explore a little. It's such a gorgeous campus and was such a beautiful day that I ended up with a bunch of great pictures.



There's a spectacular rose garden, and the roses were still in bloom





Even though fall isn't nearly as vibrant down here, the leaves were still changing and the late afternoon light was gorgeous on them

And this may have been my favorite shot of the afternoon

Ashley & Aaron sneak peek

I'm still knee deep in editing all the pictures from Ashley and Aaron's wedding, but I've been dying to share some of what I captured, so here's one of my faves so far! :)

Fall Leaves

While I was home, I really enjoyed the vibrant fall leaves.

Christina

It feels like I've known Christina for most of my life, but in real time it's only been a few years. I was lucky enough to have a chance to see her when we were both home over Thanksgiving to be bridesmaids in Ashley and Aaron's wedding. She was one of the first supporters of my photography, since that first year I knew her and had been asking for a photoshoot since shortly after she moved to England last fall. Unfortunately, we didn't have time for the big shoot we'd both hoped for, but we did manage a few minutes and got some great shots. :)

Apples and Lobster

It seems like such a strange combination, but they both have their places as things that seem truly Nova Scotian to me. My parents' apple tree will always have a special place in my heart... partially cause it's the only one I couldn't kill with the ride-on mower as a kid.... and partially because of the memories of going out to the apple tree after school in the fall and picking out the perfect apple for an after school snack.

And then there's lobster. I don't actually like to eat it.... which almost seems sacreligious coming from someone who grew up 15 minutes from the coast and a lobster pound. But Alex loves it, so while we were home in lobster country, it was high on my priority list to get fresh lobster for him. Ironically, even though I don't like it, I am more skilled at getting the meat from the shell. At least that part must run in my Maritimer veins ;)

Handsome Hubby

I'm hoping to get some apple tree and lobster supper pics up on my blog later tonight, but in case that doesn't happen, I thought I'd share one I took in my parent's back yard of Alex. I love how blue his eyes are in this one :)

Abi

I'm back in South Carolina after my whirlwind trip to Nova Scotia with a ton of pictures to share!

Up first are a few of the many photos I took of the adorable baby Abi. I'm blessed to have amazing friends and Abi's mom Andrea is one of the best. She knew my trip was going to be hectic and drove several hours so I could see her and meet Abi. I just wish we lived closer so I could see her more often.

Isn't she precious?