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Family Photos 2011

by Denise // 14 December, 2011 // Comments off
Just as I had expected, she did it again.  Kelly captured some gorgeous shots of my family for our Christmas portraits. Funny thing, we didn’t have to travel far for our portrait session.  All of these photos were taken at the... Continue reading →

A Christmas Flop

by Denise // 7 December, 2011 // Comments off
Our Christmas tree is up.  Well, it’s standing.  The lights have been hung and the garland has been festooned.  That’s it. Our Christmas tree enthusiasm and skills seem to be lacking this year.  Typically, our tree is up before Thanksgiving,... Continue reading →

30 Days of Giving 2011

by Denise // 30 November, 2011 // Comments off
For the third year now, I participated in the 30 Days of Giving Challenge.  The act of giving may not seem like a challenge, but it actually requires quite a bit of scheduling and planning.  Even with all the planning,... Continue reading →

Oh Lordy, Look Who’s 40!

by Denise // 23 November, 2011 // Comments off
Who knew that the Space Coast Marathon and I both turned 40 this year?!  I sure didn’t realize that when I thought about running the race.  But now that I know, it just makes the marathon that more meaningful for... Continue reading →

The Few. The Proud.

by Denise // 16 November, 2011 // Comments off
Running a marathon requires an unbelievable amount of courage, vigor, discipline, strength, endurance, commitment and sacrifice. Bring a Marine requires much of the same, if not more, while protecting our freedom and liberties with honor. What if you’re a Marine... Continue reading →

Fall in Florida

by Denise // 9 November, 2011 // Comments off
We’re into the second week of November and autumn has finally arrived in Tampa Bay.  A Florida fall consists of much cooler weather with highs in the upper 70s and lows in the lower 50s. And if you’re very observant, you’ll start... Continue reading →

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