Headed down to the cape in Florida.
Savored some sunsets…
…and introduced Ella to the beach:
She loved the cool sand and the wind in her face – especially the wind! Ella is now officially a beach pup. : )
photos by pam hollingsworth
art + travel + lifestyle
Headed down to the cape in Florida.
Savored some sunsets…
…and introduced Ella to the beach:
She loved the cool sand and the wind in her face – especially the wind! Ella is now officially a beach pup. : )
photos by pam hollingsworth
Until last year, I had never been to the US capital. It was a place I’d always wanted to visit, but somehow never had the chance.
And now that I’ve seen it, I know that I love it. The people, the bustle, the food, the museums, the news crews – this city has a lot of excitement packed in.
There’s lots of marble everywhere…
And neoclassical architecture…
There are the famous monuments visible in the heart of the city…
Downtown, the area is filled with tourists, souvenirs, activists, and food:
I had a great time in DC! Have you been? What’s your favorite memory about a trip to the capital? : )
I made my packing list, checked it twice: everything was ready to go this morning!
The weather outside was frightful. Roads covered in ice, interstates closed, and a lot of very un-Atlanta-ish snowfall.
But we had a plan! Everything was lookin’ good and my family was all ready to head out the door and into that white winter.
And then the call came.
Flight canceled!
So I got spend another day enjoying this weird Georgia weather and kickin’ back with my family. : )
Ready to try it all over again tomorrow!
Some more pictures around the downtown office.
It feels like summer has only just begun, and already it’s time to ship back out for school.
Summer 2010 was filled with authentic experiences – a rad internship… traveling solo… and so much more.
(Experience points +30! Level up!)
It’s been a good summer. : )
I am from an incredibly small town that you probably haven’t heard of.
Cotton fields, country music, a church on every corner. And everybody knows everybody.
For seven years, I’ve been livin’ in the big city. Took a trip back to Alabama for my middle school bud’s wedding – and it was the first time I’d been around the ol’ stomping grounds for what seemed like a lifetime.
I looove the big city.
But I do miss the old dance studio, the fresh cotton, some childhood friends, those Jiffy cookies….
This week started with cake.
And watching a water polo tournament, for the first time.
(Chocolate cake.)
Then! Snow in Hot-lanta. Two inches. And classes canceled.
(Chocolate birthday cake.)
The best part? Old friends. New friends. All together for my one-year-older celebration. 🙂
It’s been a good week.
🙂
A friend and I headed to the Atlanta Greek Festival on Saturday. One of the great things about being at a college downtown is the ease with which you can get places! (I mean… once you get the hang of jaywalking, the sky’s the limit).