She won't sit still and is disobedient.
She can be persuaded with a quick "Remember that time I drove you downtown in rush hour in the rain to buy you new sketch books and a Copic marker?"
She can be bribed with cheap dog treats. She even kept her eyes open for this shot. Good dog!
I'm sure the dogs thought they had found un-explored lands. 
We weeded for about 1.5 hours, which means just about 1/2 the garden is weeded. Then we ran some errands, and bought some plants and seeds.
He found some treasure in the un-explored lands. After leaving some other treasures behind for us to pick up. Gross.
A walnut and some weeds. Gross.
Gross.
She found a peony.
These 3 are total goofs. And we survived a weekend of teens.
I like to look at the cars, I like to hang out with Kerry, I like the smell of the exhaust, the chirping, and whistling and rumbling of the cars. And it's about esthetics for me, which is why this CUTE little red car was my favourite. And I can pick them, he won the race at the end of the day!
Being a Ford family, it's no wonder this was also a favourite of both Kerry and I. And it's for sale. For a brief second, we looked at each other and then laughed it off.
This was Kerry's favourite. I can see why, it's cute too!
The starting line.
Bryan and Tracy, a very good looking couple!
Not the best one on the wharf, but one of my fav's because of the candidness.
I wasn't sure about the guns, but now it's all good.
Again, much darker on the blog, walking down the aisle.
Pronounced man and wife. 
This is Ben and his friend singing a song for Karla. I cried. Karla saw me crying, she did not hit me with her bouquet like she threatened to. They also sang the first dance song too. They were amazing. I'm going to cry just thinking about how special it was. 
She contemplating...If it's not snow on the mountain, mom, then what is it?
He doesn't give a rat's ass. It doesn't taste good so who cares what it is, momma?
Oh, wait, some grass clippings, they taste good too.
This can. Now Kerry can watch the movies he bought on itunes on the tv instead of on his little nano screen. I can watch my one and only movie, A Nightmare Before Christmas, on my ipod, but I never need to as we have the dvd. 
I picked up our hill climb tickets today. I'm so excited about this weekends plans. I'm steering clear of germ infested daughter. Kerry and I have to work out an itinerary for Saturday and Sunday. I think it will be something like...
The stairs are almost finished, we are waiting 28 days for the paint to harden before caulking the little gaps.
As with everything we do, the dogs are right there. Linus spent most of the stair making days laying at the top looking down at us, or if he was able to, sitting on the step right above us. I think he thinks he's site manager or supervisor. 
She loves sheep, can you tell?
Kerry and I went out to Sunday's wedding site and I got a few pictures of him modeling for me. I made him sit beside this old abandoned boat. He humored me, like he always does. 
Half the shots have him and his Tim's cup posing together.
I have to find shoes, try on the outfit I think I'm wearing to the wedding, find something to wear the next day when I shoot the other wedding, and try to find time to see the Knox Mountain Hill climb each day before the weddings, get my hair done, and hope it doesn't rain like the forecast said was going to. Cloudy I want, rain I don't.
I had to crop this one closer, don't want to let the cat out of the bag early. 
Heather came over and we used my new Tim Holtz tattered flower die to make these flowers. They are too dimensional to use for scrapbooking. And they remind me of pinecones.
And Karla's dress and shoes.