Saturday, April 28, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Valerie and Angelo Are Getting Married in One Month!
My beautiful baby sister, Valerie, and her sweet fiancée, Angelo, will say “I do!” in exactly one month! It has been such an honor to be part of their wedding preparations, stressful moments included!
See all of their engagement photos here. By the way, that cute puppy in the photo? That’s Doug just a few months ago!
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Love and Weddings,
Photography
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Douglas Quincy
A few photos of sweet Doug, my very Golden nephew, at just seven months old. I love that he looks like a full-grown dog in some photos and in others he is pure puppy! One thing is for sure - he sure knows the click of a camera shutter!
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Pets,
Photography
Monday, April 23, 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
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Saturday, April 14, 2012
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Good Read | Lost and Found
Lost and Found: One Woman's Story of Losing Her Money and Finding Her Life by Geneen Roth is an eye-opening account of the author's journey through losing her entire life savings at the hand of Bernie Madoff. While the lessons she learned during her roller coaster to acceptance provide enough content for an entire book, perhaps the biggest takeaway is the underlying message to be more responsible and aware of our money habits.
Openly discussing the subject of money is perhaps just as uncomfortable as discussing our personal eating habits and weight. Greneen Roth fully recognizes the similarities between the two situations and encourages the reader to also become aware of these two overlapping habits. While the themes of overindulgence, binging, and helplessness may be indicative of our society as a whole for both food and money, Lost and Found comforts the reader to feel they are not alone in these struggles; either struggle must be approached in pieces to achieve long term success.
I could not help but relate to many points in this story - since college graduation, my personal finances have been on their own roller coaster, highs and lows following life path altering decisions. Geneen Roth’s story truly made me realize that I am long overdue in paying much more attention to my income flows. Lost and Found is a quick, valuable source of information and collection of lessons for anyone who feels they are ready to take control of their finances, no matter how sensitive the topic may be.
NOTE: This was a paid review for Blog Her Book Club but the opinions expressed are my own.
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Good Read
Thursday, April 5, 2012
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