Fishing in the bay

I finally got the film developed from Florida!  Yayyy! 

I took a waterproof disposable camera down to Ft. Myers at the beginning of the year and then I didn't use it again til this most recent trip to Ft. Walton Beach.  I guess I didn't find myself in water/underwater in between January and October? That obviously means I must not have been doing summer right this past year.  Hrmpf!  (Note: add water activities to next summer's bucket list.)  

Anyway, these photos are from the day of my cousin's rehearsal dinner.  The dinner was at my aunt and uncle's house and everyone staying at their house helped with it.  Spenser and I were one of the first ones up to get our assigned jobs done, so we could have some extra time.  Thus, we baked desserts fast and furious first thing in the morning, then we went out to the dock.  My aunt and uncle's home is right on the bay and they have a great long wooden staircase that leads to a dock walkway, which you can see in the photos.  Spenser tried his hand at net fishing and caught a crab really quickly!  Neither one of us knew what to do with it!  After taking some Lion King pride rock-esque photos and snapchats with it (think Rafiki holding up Simba), we ended up putting it back in the water.  We then tried our hand at catching small fish, but to no avail.  We tried waiting patiently, very still, and then going for them, but the fish outswam the humans.  We still had fun just swimming in the bay, enjoying the sunshine. 

Also, here is a video of how to pick up a crab in case you should ever need to.  

And just in case you didn't get enough of my face up, close, and personal above, here's one more lovely shot.  Have a happy weekend!

be back soon!

 Spenser and I left this morning for bonnarooooo!  We are both super excited.  I won't be on here for a few days, so I thought I'd post a few photos to scroll through for while we're gone.  These photos are from last year's bonnaroo!

The glory and downfall of film is sometimes you can get some irregularities. But on the nose, really?  Come on, film. :/

I love this photo of Spenser.  I think he looks so cute here.  Also, I'm a sucker for crowns/headbands.

Spicy pie!! 

So glad we're back on the road to the farm. 

CSO

 I recently got the film developed from when we went to the Clinton Symphony Orchestra's concert in the park.  Told you it was right around the corner!  It's a tradition of ours that I really enjoy.  It's always so nice and relaxing to sit back and enjoy a summer evening of music.  I hope we continue to go as long as we're in the area. 

The photos were taken on a disposable camera.  Please excuse me, it was no make-up day. ;)  Also, what is up with me and pictures of flowers?  Lately you'd think they were one of my favorite subjects to shoot.  I swear if a flower is near me, I take a picture.  Not that it's a bad thing, just kind of funny.  One of the things I love about film is the surprise of a light leak, such as in the picture of the dock.  It's so popular to add light leaks and filters post editing these days, that it's fun when it happens inside the camera.

*I'm happy to report the older patrons of the symphony still think we're just as cute.*

One last random car window picture of a church we passed by.