Day #15: Phone

I didn't have time to be creative with this one. My iPhone is definitely a lifeline for me so I guess it deserves a spot on here.

February Photo Challenge

Someone posted this on Facebook and I am a little late considering its Feb 14, but I need a creative outlet. School has me thinking too much in concretes.

Here is my entries for today. Day 14: Heart

Slacklining and the Final week

Last weekend Stephen and I shook the dust off of the slackline that we've had since college and gave it a try. It was something we did almost weekly during the four years of college, but since then life has gotten in the way. Then we set it up again the next day while Justin was in town. Jus and Mere are moving down this weekend so I have a feeling we will be slacklining more. It was a nice break before this long, stressful week. Its my final week of my first year of med school. I can't believe it been a year! Anyway, here are some shots.

Ok now back to studying.

Woodworking loveliness

My dad asked me to take pictures of the two pieces of furniture he has made me over the years for a portfolio of his woodworking projects. These are the pics I took this morning of my headboard and hope chest. They really are beautiful (the furniture, not necessarily the photos).

Our headboard was a wedding present. Its solid cherry, which makes it very heavy and kind of awkward, but its so lovely its worth it.

 This hope chest was high school graduation present. I use it to keep all of our extra linen (read: one set of extra sheets) and our beach towels. I don't think that would constitute a dowry, but I've already got my man.

 The inlay on the front is too pretty to not get a close up.

Blackwater Canoe Trip II

Blackwater canoe trip

This series of pics documents the way that David had to get Max into the canoe every time he got out. It was absolutely hilarious. 

Around Mobile

Here are some shots from downtown Mobile from a couple of weekends ago. I meant to post them last week. But its finals time and I am forgetting almost everything.

Statue outside a little art gallery by Cathedral square.

Mobile has some cool street art, not that I would really call this street art, but its interesting nonetheless. 

 Bienville Square is beautiful, but on this gorgeous spring saturday nobody was there enjoying its beauty (except a few homeless people that looked like they had made a home here). It made me sad and really miss Denver and the people's love for the outdoors. 

Cathedral square is also beautiful and enjoyed by more people. The farmer's market (starting in a couple of weeks, Yea!) is held here and there are some good restaurants and such around it.