I'm gasping for air! The Alba Prat Synthetic Ocean collection. Link found via Highsnobette
Dreaming of February
My little section of Indiana is covered in a thick blanket of cold, wintry snow, so I'm dreaming of a warmer climate. T minus 18 days!
Photo by Mayu on Flickr
Six months later...
Some of you might remember the pictures I posted a few months back. That little guy is already one and I've got a few more photos to post of him. He's already running and has got to be one of the happiest one-year olds I've met!
Not my area but still really fun
Memorial Day Weekend Roadtrip
Over Memorial Day weekend, my husband and I helped my brother and his wife move from Nashville, Tennessee (specifically Murfreesburo) to Winter Park, Colorado (specifically Tabernash). We flew down to Nashville Thursday night, spent all day Friday driving, spent Saturday in Kansas with my parents, finished the trip on Sunday, stayed at my sister-in-law's parent's house Sunday night, and flew home Monday. Needless to say, it was quite a long trip, but still really fun. There are few other people I'd volunteer to help move that far. My main job was to be the photo-journalist for the trip, and while I wasn't horribly successful, I've posted a few shots that summarize the trip. If you'd like to see a video from the weekend, check out my Flickr account.
Final stages of packing and saying goodbye to Chad and Mandy - their Tennessee friends.
Whitney saying goodbye to Adele, Chad and Mandy's dog.
Whitney (sister in law) and Brianna (sister) at my parent's house.
Just couldn't resist - a beautiful, vintage motor.
At my parents house - everyone always seems to gravitate to the trampoline or the dirt bike. Notice Tyler jumping off the trampoline and onto the bike.
A great sillhouete of my parents - taken by my sister, Brianna.
Tyler and Whitney (with prairie flowers Tyler picked for her).
What would a trip to Kansas be without a beer tasting with craft beer from Schilling Bridge?
Success! Celebrating a successful cross-country move at Whitney's parents home in Fraser, Colorado.
The moving crew at Whitney's parents home - Tyler, Whitney, me, Vince.
Monday morning view from the deck.
Design #80: The Lazy Dinosaur Pangram
The phase "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" is a pangram (a phrase that uses all of the letters of the alphabet). It's especially used when demonstrating a typeface because it is short and coherent. Unfortunately, I've always taken issue with this phrase; I've never met a dog (lazy or otherwise) that would allow a fox to jump over it. I like to think that it seems about as unrealistic as saying, "The quick brown dog jumps over the lazy dinosaur," but then it wouldn't be a pangram.
But who needs an "f" and "x" anyway?
Photo credit: Me (or some family member) - Porter Kansas Huber
Font Credit: Octin Vintage