Pin itRonnie and Rosine met three years ago, on St Patty’s Day, and have been head over heels ever since. Ronnie proposed while the two were on vacation in San Francisco, between sips of quality wine, mingled in with moonlit bike rides over the Golden Gate Bridge. The setting was indeed a romantic one. Now they slowly prepare for the big day, which they decided will be March 15th…...
Pin itNamtso Lake is indeed one of the holiest places that my spirit has ever had the pleasure to tread. It lies at an elevation of 4,718 m with a surface area of 1,920 square kilometres. It is the largest salt lake within the Tibet Autonomous Region. It also has five uninhabited islands of reasonable size which, at one point, were used for spiritual retreat by pilgrims who walked over...
Pin it “If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” ― Martin Luther King Jr. _______________________________________________________________ For additional information and/or galleries, feel free to check out the website or follow us at any time:
Pin itLast time I worked with Aidan, he was decked out with a bit of Vintage flare. This time around, we decided to reach out and embrace more of a Fall (slash) Winter feel, well as much as one can get in Los Angeles anyway. A Los Angeles winter usually consists of sunny days with the occasional crisp 68 degree day. So off we went, in our best holiday...
Pin itI spotted this on a friend’s Pinterest page today and it instantly rang true for me. I’ve never been a big believer in the New Year’s resolutions but I do have hopes for the upcoming New Year and while I do believe I can achieve all that I set my mind to, the most important part to me, the part I reflect on the most with each New...
Pin it As the evening grows darker and my loved ones draw nearer, I can’t help but count all of the many blessings that currently surround me. Tomorrow is a big day, filled with a ton of family (from different sides), a variety of friends, our “too cute for words” dog and a table choc full of good eats. I cannot wait. However, tonight is Christmas eve, which has...
Pin itWelcome back, to {part 3} of our “Road to Everest” blog posts! If you missed the first two segments, you can find them here: {Part_1} & {part_2}. Like I mentioned before, we spent an average of five hours per day in the car so we saw… a ton. Yaks, lakes, monks, miles of blue sky framed by enormous mountain ranges. We were completely out of our element, sleep-deprived and absolutely...
Pin itAfter spending time with the debating monks, {part 1} of our “road to Everest,” we then headed out onto the Friendship Highway to encounter the true meaning of “rural” within the Tibetan lifestyle. Every day that we traveled within this country, we spent an average of five hours in the car, watching an abundance of color and terrain pass by our passenger windows. The views were spectacular but...
