Warning: Contents of this post are considered adorable

I got to see little baby Grayson again over Christmas.  His good mood lasted a little longer this time, and as a result I got some pretty adorable pictures of the little dude.  He's got some pretty funny expressions, and a pretty charming, albeit gummy, smile.  I have to warn you, this post contains adorable content.

I think that's a yawn

What are you lookin' at?

Sandpiper Beach

I took a trip last weekend to stay at a friend's cabin on Hornby Island.  It was near a beautiful beach called Sandpiper Beach.  The beach has a lot of interesting rock formations where the ocean has smoothed and worn at the lava and sandstone rock (I believe), causing hoodo and cave type formations.

There is also an abundance of tafoni on the coast of Hornby island.  The picture below has a small example of this interesting rock formation.

I played around with longer exposures of the rock disappearing into the ocean.  I like the result.

Fire Dance

Best Seat in the House

People make great furniture, ask any cat.

It's a Boy!

I took a trip to Calgary at the end of September for a very special little man.  One of my best friends had  a beautiful little boy named Grayson Warren.  I was going to try and do a full photo shoot for him, but he wasn't feeling much like being in the spot light that day.  So I just took a few shots of him hanging out with his Mumma, and his two "aunties."  He sure is a handsome little guy.

Just love how happy he is snuggled up to his Mumma.  Look at that smile!

Kitty Craze

Here are some new pictures of some familiar faces: Weechie, and Penny.

The Fruits of My Labour

I just wanted to share a few shots of some of my backyard bounty this year.  The sunflowers were a HUGE success and the bees were just loving them.

Our peach tree only produced one peach this year, but he was a big one, and very tasty.  We named him James, and eventually had to pick him for fear that he would break the branch he was on.

The ever-bearing strawberries have lived up to their name, although we have had trouble beating the slugs to a lot of them.

And it's been a big year for plums.  Not pictured here are the new raspberries, because we just eat them too fast, and the not so productive blueberries.