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C and I went to one of the many May Day protests across the country with my camera to capture the event.

A's last two Halloweens as an only child were pretty darn cute.

A little case of Mad (Toddler) Cow

Our family delights in Halloween. A's first Halloween at just a few months old.

A girl, a white fuzzy cape, and the snow. A perfect February combination!

I love C's freckles. Here are a bunch of photos of them using different settings; this really isn't going to amuse anyone but me.

All phone photos, but a lot of fun. We spent early November in Orlando at Universal Studios.

Not every photo session works out. Herein lies proof.

I was not prepared for Homecoming. In so many way.

A good friend of ours is a tennis player for AHS, and he's just great! I got a chance to go cheer him on and grab some photos in early...

Another item off the bucket list.

More history than you ever needed to learn about Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.

St. Dunstan In The East is a little-known city garden overgrown in the ruins of a 900-year-old church, destroyed in the Blitz.

Lots of tulips; zero tiptoeing.

My favorite bridge in London, hands down, is Tower Bridge. It's just the coolest-looking, and it's an entire experience.

St. John's Chapel was my last chapel or church I got to visit on our trip. Luckily, it was a good one.

"If the ravens leave the Tower of London, the Tower and Crown will fall." We got super-close to those ravens.

Built in phases between 1078 and 1399, the Tower of London is officially His Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London.

After Harrod's, we trekked to King's Cross/St. Pancras Stations, then had the best Indian food at Dishoom.

The Time Where I Went to Buckingham Palace and the Queen DIDN'T Die.