I’m very happy to announce that Heather from Calluna Events featured me in one of her posts on her blog. To see the post, go here.
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I’m very happy to announce that Heather from Calluna Events featured me in one of her posts on her blog. To see the post, go here.
After juggling our schedules from quite some time, I finally had the pleasure of meeting Heather from Calluna Events. Heather is one of the most respected event planners around, working with a-list photographers like James Christianson, Julie Afflerbaugh, and Julie Harris. If you’re in the market, she’s the best of the best.
Heather, it was a pleasure to finally meet you. I look forward to working with you in ‘09!
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Seriously!
Last weekend, I had the pleasure of meeting everyone from the Callan & Waage family in Westminster for a quick fall photoshoot. The weather was wonderful, and the light was soft and golden. Before I said goodbye, they invited me to their house for beer and pizza (and a quick political discussion). Thank you Callan family for a great afternoon.
Yesterday we had to say goodbye to Guya. Just a couple weeks shy of his seventh birthday, he was diagnosed with Malignant Lymphoma, a very aggressive form of cancer, just one week ago. When he woke up yesterday, he could barely breathe, and didn’t have the strength to walk. We had to make the tough decision to put him down. Although it was outrageously tough to be with him as he died, I wouldn’t have had it any other way. I wanted to be there for him.
Today is tough. Walking around the house, everything reminds me of him; everything reminds me that he’s no longer here. I want him back, and that hurts.
He was such a lover. He had his vices, like humping every pillow in our house, and eating everything within reach. But, all-in-all, he was the kindest, most loving dog I’ve known.
We will miss you Koosie. I hope doggie-heaven has mounds of butter for you to eat, endless pillows, and perfect fields for playing fetch.