a view

this weekend, with the family in tow, we drove to the very tip top of willard peak. it was the first time i've experienced this town from that perspective.

and we stood with our toes curled over the edge.







it was beautiful. the lake, the islands, the sun.

we taught aiden important lessons--how to roast a hotdog over a fire, how to properly shoot a sling-shot-- simple things a girl must know. (later we will teach her eating hotdogs will kill you, but for now, we let her enjoy)




fall is officially here, and along with sweaters while the sun is still out, i picked leaves so red they glowed
--be still my heart--

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there are things, in this moment of my life, that i have seriously been neglecting. i feel my days are spinning out of control, and i cannot grasp just a minute of them. i do everything, and yet, still nothing gets done. it's a phenomenon i can't understand.
it's actually quite annoying.

so, i declare to you, day, i will take you back. i will find the time to run the pointer (and myself), i will take pictures of the briefest moments of fall, because soon snow will come. i will climb, (actually i have been climbing, i just haven't recorded the efforts). i will charge my camera, and remember the memory card, a task far more difficult than necessary.

this is my public announcement