If it isn't already obvious, I love to travel and I do it often. With that being said, even I'm a bit mind boggled by the amount of travel I did in July. I spent 21 days on the road visiting a total of 8 different cities. The reasons were a mix of both fun
I was initially going to begin this post by lamenting that June was a pretty slow month due to this week feeling low key and uneventful. It's certainly feeling that way lately, probably due to sunshine and 90 degree weather that makes you want to kick back with an ice cold drink and do nothing
Late September 2014 marks my second full year in business as a self employed photographer and businesswoman, and I can hardly believe how fast time has flown. Looking back on last year's one year marker, I can still taste the fear of failure and wondering each month where my next pay check would come from. Surprisingly,
Summertime is definitely the peak of my busy season, but even knowing that could not have prepared me for the madness that was the month of July of this year. It was so crazy in fact that it is one of the reasons why this monthly highlights post is several weeks behind schedule. Anyway, it
June is one of my favorite months of the year. It's a crazy month in terms of festivals and activities including Seattle's infamous naked bike ride at Fremont Solstice Parade, followed by the Seattle Pride Parade the following weekend. Not to mention more real estate gigs as the weather is more favorable for photographing homes
In many regards, April was a very refreshing month of the year. It was the first month of 2014 when I didn't travel internationally, meaning I had 4 consecutive weeks of staying in one place. While wanderlust was hard to overcome, it was made easier by my discovery of a coworking group that I now meet
