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This really isn't a cool picture until you know that it's a reflection and it's my iPod that's doing the reflecting. You can kind of see the outline of the black case up in the top right-hand corner.

Also, the rain that you see in the picture was on the window of the car between me and the lamppost.

Cool layers. =)

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From the bridge on the way home from Frye.

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Frye Island is love.

Shot from my car on the ferry.

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Grape vine in my backyard.

I like the shapes.

Not a fan of the graininess. Lame on my part. Whatevs.

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The day lillies weren't so bad either...

I like the layers of flowers in this picture!

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Tiger lillies. It really felt like summer today. Went out for ice cream and a drive and the tiger lillies were beautiful in my side yard.

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Grass outside my house.

I think this is one of those pictures that isn't as good in color.

It actually really wasn't very good at all in color, but I really like the contrast in the B+W =)

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I really like this ring.

But I also really like rings in general.

And I have a soft spot for sepia... hahaha =)

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Kmurph's grad party.

I think this is kind of a nostalgic picture... =)

I really like it.

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Story time.

I was driving from band practice to school on a Thursday night tocatch up with a friend before heading home for the night.

I passed Massapoag and the sun was just setting GORGEOUSLY behind it. So I pulled into the local beach and snapped up some pictures, through the masts of the town's sailboats (?!) that were hanging out on the beach.

What a gorgeous sunset- the colors haven't been edited at all and the blog even dulled the colors again. It was just stunning. And it has geometry in it, too! It's perfect.

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We have cool grass in our front yard.

I really like this picture, I think it's kind of zen. ?

Well, henyway.

Mmm water droplet. I have another one from this series that I really like that I'm considering posting. Maybe later. =)

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Banners in my church from Pentecost. I love these banners, they're so pretty. I also love some of the architecture in my church. =)

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Pri's grad party. =)

I have about a zillion of them looking at the yearbook and then someone in the kitchen must have said something surprising, because they are all looking there.

I think it's cute that they're all smiling!

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Fantastic, no?!

I saw the broom and I just couldn't resist. They'd never seen the original, though, which blows my mind!

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Cutecute girl.

Oh to be three and delighted with stickers (...or rather, oh, to be three...)

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Cape sunsets.

So far? The best.

This one was pretty great. Got some other pictures of it, too, but I think this one might be my favorite. ♥

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Lovelovelove.

Torie + Kick*ss Cupcakes = LOVE.

I love me my ginger cupcake. OMNOMNOM.

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My favorite goose.

Hat on head, teacup in hand.

ADORABLE.

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I love the ferry so much.

I also love all the lines in this picture. I knew when I saw the curved line from the ferry that I HAD to get this.

Even in the rain, Frye Island is the best place on Earth.

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Pri graduated! So weird for me.

I was pleased that she asked me to help her decorate her cap, though.

=)

Didn't it turn out beautifully?!

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Coffee date with Lyssa and Amy. Or, rather, I crashed theirs.

Iced coffee and silly bands. The perfect combination of sophistication and youth. =)

Props to Amy for the sillybands (and I don't remember who's coffee that was...)

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Found an eggshell on the beach when I was visiting Lyssa.

=)

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I had a fascinating few opportunities to observe Grampa in his natural habitat during this visit.

I like this because Dom is kind of smiling, but it's still a natural picture. =)

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My aunt Shel's basilico!

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Kay left for the summer. =(

We threw her a partay before this happened.

I actually kind of really like this picture.

It was pretty spontaneous, but I reeeally like the juxtaposition of the gorgeous, dressy girls and the basement pipes and cement.

I think it's an interesting statement...