Pieces of Oxford

Sky High

In Oxford, I get a little fascinated with the architecture elements.

Recon

Have I already told you I did some recon for wedding pictures? No? Okay, how bout you take a look at some of these. (I know I did post some a while back but there are a couple more.)





I appear to have a thing for stairs. Or the stairs around the wedding site are particularly interesting to me. Either way, who wouldn't want to be stood next to a splotch of paint on the wall in a wedding dress? You tell me!

The past 20-ish hours

My lovely fiance has determined that even before we are married what's his is mine. So I now have his cold and have been groggy and sleepy and avoiding reading any print for it gives me a massive headache.

I have new pictures to share but I first have to get them off my camera and put through some Lightroom maneuvers. Maybe I'll stop sleeping long enough to do that later today for a post tomorrow. Until then, Good Night!

Last Year: A Look Back Part 2

After getting up, as an engaged couple, at 8 in the morning, we scarfed down some snacks, got dressed and then went and sat on the bench outside the front door waiting for our ride to take us round to all the nice wineries in the area. What newly engaged couple doesn't need to start drinking at 10 am?

I was heartily amused by the decor on the porch ceiling.



The view from the first winery, where they served us champagne on the deck and we enjoyed this view.



My favorite place in the world to taste wine: Rolling Dale Winery. Barrel tastings and the friendliest pourers in the world.



To sum up, most of the day I was either looking at my fiance or at something similar to this:



I must have been saying, "Sure, buy us another bottle of that grape juice stuff." just as I was taking this shot.