Sweet T and GT

My man and I took a drive up to Kansas City last weekend.

To see my brosif, sis-in-love and nephew.

It was Jakeys bday and we love any excuse to love on little Beau-bot.

I would drive 20 hours to spend 36 hours with him.

oh wait...that's what we did.

and I'd do it again....right now.

Raisin' this boy right on Sweet Tea

He's ok with it

He's even learning how to share

One thing that I loved most about our weekend trip to KC was seeing Beau love on GT.

He looooooves him.

We often heard this, "GT", "GT"...well, something like that.

It was two consonants back to back directed at Grant anyway.

This was Saturday morning.

The first time Beau saw us since we arrived. 

he was ready for GT to tackle him.

and use him as a step stool

make me die over!

look at ESPN.com with

love these boys

GT's a fun uncle.

Beau chose to give GT lots of love.

I was not jealous at all. k. maybe a litte.

LOVE

"Geeeee Teeee"

terrible, terrible angle of me.

but, this shows how much we laugh together.

We have the most fun nephew ever.

i love lazy mornings

and my boys.

and i love that Beau adores Gt and the reverse is equally true.

Wordless Wednesday inspiration

Check out this video on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGyYsA62CxY&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Makes you wanna get up and do something, huh?
Sent from kate's iPhone:)

Shark attack

Isn't this photo incredible? Such a different perspective...not that I have many perspectives of sharks. One via a camera lens will do.

Shooting over/under photos is a fun alternative to just shooting underwater. The use of the over/under water camera for this shot is perfect—it highlights the tension inherent in any shot of a shark in the water. Seeing this view of both the water's placid surface and the creatures lurking below makes me feel like a swimmer at the surface with my legs dangling below. The closeness of one of the sharks, and its size, adds to the drama. The contrast is also emphasized by the beautiful turquoise sea and puffy white clouds. It's not easy to get these over/under shots, and one needs to shoot many frames and be well positioned close to the fish.—

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From National Geographic

Shooting over/under photos is a fun alternative to just shooting underwater. The use of the over/under water camera for this shot is perfect—it highlights the tension inherent in any shot of a shark in the water. Seeing this view of both the water’s placid surface and the creatures lurking below makes me feel like a swimmer at the surface with my legs dangling below. The closeness of one of the sharks, and its size, adds to the drama. The contrast is also emphasized by the beautiful turquoise sea and puffy white clouds. It’s not easy to get these over/under shots, and one needs to shoot many frames and be well positioned close to the fish.

My day looks like this

Dogs sniffing dogs

And stupid study books with stupid triangles and analytical smytical things.
Yeah... I'm complaining.

Happy Tuesday
Off to take the GRE.
What in the world was i thinking?

checkin' under the hood

i just love little Beaus curiosity.

He just needed to know what was under there.