You better Belize it! I was sweating bullets for a while.Bigness and I were already on the mainland with UNBaby when the evacuation order came down on Sunday. A couple of days before we had decided to give Supergirl a break and take UNBaby with us to our little house in the bush. She promised not to color on the walls with green crayon again.At noon on Sunday hurricane Dean drifted downward and directly in the path of Belize. Supergirl called me...
Friday, August 24, 2007
Friday, August 17, 2007
The Long Walk Home
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Caye Caulker in Black and WhiteAfter shooting a sunset wedding way down the beach, I started walking home... with the late afternoon sun behind me, its my favorite time of the day to sho...
The Civilization of UNBaby
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In an effort to get caught up on all the news, here are photos from UNBaby's preschool graduation (Miss Sue's Preschool). And as you can see from the photos, she sat still and did everything the teacher told her to do, patiently waiting while mayhem and hysteria erupted all around. She totally disproved Bigness's theory that she has chiggers up her batty and can't sit still. She looked to sweet AND...
Wild Sunset
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I took this photo near our house on the mainland. Anyone have any idea what creates this phenomen...
The Before and the After
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The day that Adria, Jay and May left for Mexico and then subsequently to the U.S., Malibu MalMal, Jelly Bean and Baby JoJo came. We had planned it that way to minimize trips to Mexico and the airport in Cancun. So, its been a busy summer. Mal, Jelly and JoJo stayed 7 weeks living la vida loca with us on the Cayes and got to experience Caye Caulker, after the vacation feeling wears off.But back to...
Monday, August 6, 2007
What Goes There?
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After 5 days of being on the mainland at our little house, working in my studio with torrential rain, means that you can’t hang out laundry to dry. So why even wash? As the latest tropical wave washes past us in this hurricane season, I breezed into work. Well, not exactly breezed in, I washed ashore after the bone jarring and kidney killing water taxi ride from the city, where we were all huddled in the front of a half-covered boat. Bigness stayed...
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