oh yes we did!

"always the beautiful answer who asks a more beautiful question."

~e.e. cummings

"I do!"

(more, oh so much more to come) :)

Ooooooh!

Yay yay yay!!! More amazing beautiful lovingness to come!!!

~Best Gal

Photos courtesy of ikphoto:)

oh road trip love~*

"Kisses are a better fate than wisdom."

~e.e. cummings

betrothed :)

I dreamed of a wedding of elaborate elegance,

A church filled with family and friends.

I asked him what kind of a wedding he wished for,

He said one that would make me his wife.

~Unknown

mo-laska

Enjoy the rest of Alaska with the Sweet Beau!

Glacier "Calving" ie: breaking and falling and splashing.

Miss Orca showing off her belly.

Beau and his family are always walking around with binoculars just in case something moves. A LOT of things move in Alaska. :)

Precious, hippie Homer Alaska. Home of Jewel, the singa. :)

I suppose I DO make delicious granola....

Salmon fighting to go up river to spawn. Poor guys.

Glacial Ice out of position. It really is that blue!

Flying in a eety beety 2 seater plane over the Kenai penensula over to the Kenai Glacier. Thanks Beau's mama!

My first pie with a homemade crust. Made for Beau's grandparents. Can you see the little moose on top? :)

land of the midnight sun

To the lover of wilderness, Alaska is one of the most wonderful countries in the world. ~John Muir

So here we find ourselves, in wild wonderful Alaska. It is truly stunning. The air feels more fresh, the blues and greens more deep, the bears...well. :) Please enjoy some of these beautiful images of a beautiful place along with my favorite subject, if you can guess who that is. :) 

Quick story: On our flight from Seattle to AK, we were 2 rows behind a very serious medical emergency involving an older gentleman. We are still unsure of the details of his medical issue but suffice it to say that our wonderful flight staff took the situation very seriously and you could certainly see the gravity of the situation on their faces. They called for any medical professionals on the plane to assist them. Quickly an older physician raced to the front and began assessing the situation. Beau and I were praying silently while we watched the scene unfold. As things calmed down and the passenger began to feel better, we heard the kind looking older doctor ask him his name. The passenger told him and then the doctor closed his eyes and began praying for the ill man. B and I looked at each other and in awe and blessed by the doc's actions. I cried and grabbed my camera. My B thanked the doc on the way out of the plane and it was as though he had just done what he would always have done. Enjoy the shot of something spectacular: a physician taking his patient to the only Healer who can truly make people whole. Love to you all!

how does your garden grow?

The greatest gift of the garden is the restoration of the five senses.  

~Hanna Rion