If it isn't already hard enough to plan a wedding, imagine your fiancee taking a job half way across the country midway through the planning! We had anticipated on doing a spring/early summer shoot with Miranda & Adam but due to Adam just finding out that he received a great new job in New York City (Congrats Adam) we bumped up the shoot. The unpredictable Wisco weather wasn't the best so we did some shots in the beautiful Overture Center & then explored the surrounding downtown area.
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Miranda & Adam are Engaged!
Monday, March 24, 2008
Gift Registry
MARCH MADNESS
If it's going to keep snowing at least we have the NCAA Tourney. What a weekend for basketball! Not only did the Badgers win...twice, but almost every game came down to the wire. I'm still on top of the bracket pool we're in. April on the other hand is well...not doing as well. She still has a chance though (at least that is what I tell her.) Next year we're planning on having a pool for all of our couples (no cost obviously) and giving away some great prizes like albums and print credits to the winners. Hopefully I can hold onto my lead through next weekend. The Badgers can ice it for me as the majority of the others in the pool are from out West and have no faith in Bucky making the elite 8.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
A lesson learned...
Just about everyday we try to get some sort of exercise. Whether it's going for a walk, lifting, yoga, swimming, whatever. But.... we don't typically work out right before appointments. Yesterday though was a different story.
We were grabbing a bite to eat at Angelic Brewery Downtown (if you like bloody mary's you have to visit Angelic sometime if you already haven't), we had just dropped our cameras off for routine service across the street and had just enough time to eat dinner before our first appointment of the evening.
We ate quickly, and started walking back to our car...except our car wasn't there. We had fed the meter, but neglected to read the sign about it being a tow away zone after 3. With only 50 minutes before our first appointment at our gallery on the west side, and all of our contacts in our missing car we had to act quick because we had no way to contact anyone to tell them we could be running late.
Our waiter got us the number for the Madison Police department, which informed us that our car was on S. Park St at a tow shop, but we'd first have to come to the Station to pay the ticket. We considered calling a cab and having one of us go to where the car was so that we could pick it up as soon as possible, but for some reason went with plan B. So we ran the 8 or 9 blocks, April in heels (which I guess wasn't fun). When we got there they told us our car was in fact on Wisconsin St. So we then had to turn around and run another 6 blocks the other direction where we found our car along with a healthy ticket on the side of the street. Good thing one of us didn't take a cab to S. Park.
Somewhat exhausted, we still had 20 minutes to get to the west side and amazingly made our appointment on time, and it almost seemed like that whole fiasco never happened once our appointment began. Lessoned learned, don't let your stomach steer your eyes away from street signs I guess.
Hopefully that will never happen again, but as an afterthought you would think that they would place a contact number on the parking signs so you knew exactly who to call if you happened to get towed.