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So here a few pre-race shots taken at about 5am the day of the 113th running of the Boston Marathon. Dino, my dear friend had been training extensively for this day, so I hope to capture some great memories for him...
So I must apologize for lack of posts, I can't believe 2 months have gone by! I have been busy with many things in life. Right now I am wrapped up in a community project put together by our local Young Professionals group. Its an awesome opportunity to bring forth positive change and growth for the Mount Washington Valley. My colleagues and I have taken the lead on this project and are excited for the last phase that will take place on May 2nd. Above you can see us with Chancellor Reno of the University of New Hampshire. He has teamed up with us in this endeavor along side with his project the 55% Initiative. Visit the Mount Washington Valley Young Professionals' Blog, and read up on this amazing project that I am involved in!
For my honey, I made Almond Crusted French Toast with fresh Berries. No candies, no flowers, just the simple everyday moments that we cherish. Happy Valentine's Day to all of you! Peace and love.
Here is photo of my friend Melissa, we teach together at Mountain View Montessori. This sweet pea worked right up until 2 days before her due date. Such a brave soul! We can't wait to meet Baby Jerome!!!
We had a baby shower for my friend and fellow teacher. I was in charge of the favors, I must say this idea came to mind last minute. I had made bath fizzies once before and they turned out so wonderful. So I decided to try a new heart mold and hence the "Peas in a Pod" bath fizzy was born. I didn't take step by step photos for a tutorial but maybe I will type one out in the near future.
Peace on Earth...
Happy 29th Birthday Daniel!!!
Love these girls...:)
A cake for two of my friends' birthdays that happened over the summer. I love making flourless chocolate cakes, they really are just absolute heaven. And now since I know so many people that are gluten-free, this makes the perfect treat! I remembered while I was icing the cake that I had Nasturtiums blooming, so I picked a few and they looked awesome on the cake, don't you think?
So I went out for ride the other day with Mike. Now I have been lovin' my new Giant Trance2, it just rides so smooth and rolls so quick...well this particular day the bike road smooth, rolled quick, and I hit the ground hard, three times for that matter...and on that note I won't be wearing a dress on the first day of school, I'll just have to wait until my rainbow of bruises and scrapes heal...
...thanks to Amy at Let's Explore for the idea, these kids had so much fun excavating little treasures from the ice.
In honor of the birthday of the first movie theater...
I loved going to this theater when I was little. I believe then, and no I am not that old, we could get in for 25 cents!
Ambridge Family Theatre
1967 - Present
Tom and Barbara Budjanek are the original owners of the Ambridge Family Theatre. They began the theatre creatively; wooden seats were purchased from the Pittsburgh Playhouse during one of its' renovations, neon lights were taken from the old "Blue Sky" sign, and Barbara's artistic talents furnished the front lobby in a plush 1930's style with hanging brass and crystal chandeliers, gold accented crown molding, red flocked velvet wallpaper, and mirrors to give a spacious appearance. Later on, cushioned seating from Radio City Music Hall was placed in the theatre. In 2004 the seating was refurbished with new padding and upholstery.
Echo Lake in North Conway, New Hampshire
The Bowl in Acadia National Park
Ready, set, squeeze, squeeze, squeeze...
I apologize for my lack of posts, just need some more time to put everything back into perspective...took this while reflecting the other day...nature is amazing isn't it?
In loving memory of Marion M. Evans 1928-2008
