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Check out the "adorable post" at Domestic Scribbles...
I needed T-E-N extra hours this week... whew! How about you? did your week fly by? I admit - I didn't get enough sleep, "self-care" time, nor did I eat enough healthy foods!!!
BUT, yesterday, I checked email at work, before leaving on a field trip with JPE's students (hike, photo-time, & BBQ hotdogs on the beach in San Simeon). Then about 2:00, JPE & I headed to Henry Miller Library in Big Sur, to attend a wedding. Beautiful weather ~ sunny, slight breeze, with a comfortable coolness when the sun set....
here are T-E-N pictures to remind me of the first day of October (the bride & groom won't have any trouble remembering their wedding date ~ 10-1-10)...
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| San Simeon "Greeters" |
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| Rusty wheel, kayaks & a lizard ~ San Simeon Beach |
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| Henry Miller Library, Big Sur (wedding memories) a garden sculpture; bride+groom & a cake; wheel of lights @ dark; table decorations & a musician |
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| I HEART the beach! I HEART weddings! I HEART Big Sur! (JPE & I were married in BIG SUR too!) |
If you want to participate in WeekWord, just post a comment to this blog! I will post the word SUNDAY night, before I head to bed! See you then!!!
I love your pictures, Christine! And what nice memories of a Big Sur wedding. The heart is gorgeous! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice weekend and well deserved after such a long work week. Great pictures...the birds - so nice and I love the pictures of the wedding...it must have been beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! And thank you so much for your sweet comment at my blog. It's always a boost to the spirit to get encouragement and feedback like that.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a great time at the wedding! What a great ten!
ReplyDeletePS--sorry to have missed senses, but here's the short list: sight--blue ocean and puffy white clouds; touch--sandy beaches (and a bee sting!); taste--a week of meals cooked and served by someone else; hear--ocean; smell--ocean and wonderful food.
PSS--married at a hotel near our house in the 'burbs of DC; yes, silly string--the maids and men plotted it out carefully so as not to torch the bride, for which I am deeply grateful. ;o)