Side by Side Photo Project Week 52 – Reserved Parking

It’s the end of YEAR 1 of my Side by Side photo project with Leslie, we’ve both had a great time keeping in touch through our photos and are excited to continue for another year. Here’s my post for week 52….

I went to the very efficiently run permit office yesterday and got these beauties to put out on the street so people won’t park their cars infront of the building where we want to load up the truck. Seems like an exciting end to year 1 of the side by side project even if it is a boring photo. Still a few more days of unemployment to enjoy before the move.

Side by Side Photo Project Week 51 – LES Fire Escapes

My post for week 51 of the Side by Side photo project with Leslie. After signing a lease, we were hanging out in the Lower East Side, I love love love the fire escapes, and the delicious $1 dumplings we found ($1 for 5 = :D)

Side by Side Photo Project Week 50 – Puppy Dog Eyes

A week late in posting, but my post for week 50 of the Side by Side photo project with Leslie. Too many things happened this weekend and I stayed up until 4am on saturday night, well sunday morning so I wasn’t that creative, but luckily Diego is very photogenic.

ILOVERMONT – Emily and Andrew get married

We traveled up to Vermont this past weekend for our friends Emily and Andrew’s wedding. There was hiking (in flip flops, without granola bars because we’re hardcore), tears of happiness, vegetarian foods *parp*, singing, laughing and lots and lots of dancing! A few of my favourite photos below, and the rest can be found here.

The chairlift at the top of Okemo Mountain, Ludlow

Harpoon Brewery Tour

The Bride and Groom (at an angle becuase there were so many heads in the way)

I now pronounce you husband and wife…

a little later that evening…

Thanks Emily and Andrew, it was AMAZING! I’m going back as soon as it snows!

Side by Side Photo Project Week 49 – Haunted House

My post for week 49 of the Side by Side photo project with Leslie. We were in Vermont this weekend for a friend’s wedding and this scary house was across the street from our ski lodge. Not a flake of snow in sight, or any axe yielding crazies!