5/28/14

Inspiration of the Week

Here it is…….

Santa Marina Resort

Mykonos

When should we leave?

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5/26/14

Memorial Day

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Hotel Company-5th Marines-1st Platoon- 07/1967

A Quote from the book

Road of 10,000 Pains: The Destruction of the 2nd NVA Division by the U.S. Marines, 1967 by Otto J. Lehrak

Sergeant Harold Wadley: “ ‘Some will remain eighteen, nineteen, or twenty in my memory. They never grow old. Out of one blood-soaked, shattered tree line and paddy, where unselfish, devoted Marines once answered to the roll call of Aukland, Baptist, Braswell, Horvath, Herman, Irving, Rosales, Stutes, Wilson, and Wolf."

5/20/14

Sneak Peek

of a recent photo-shoot…..

www.rylandwoodard.com

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5/12/14

Inspiration of the Week

Here it is…...

Alexa Hampton's Room

at the

Kips Bay Showhouse this year

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5/11/14

Happy's Mother Day

I never really got what being a mother was until I became a mother myself. As my children grow older and life changes I am in awe of what all of the mothers in this world have done to get all of us to where we are today.

I recently found a note in a family bible that said

"Grandmother Hancock fed the hungry and buried the dead during the Civil War".

She was 30 years old had a 6 year old, a 2 year old, was pregnant and her husband was at War.

How all of the women throughout time did everything we are doing and so much more without electricity, running water, diapers, bottles, formula, microwaves, stoves, food you do not have to prepare/grow/kill, husbands, clothes you have don't have to make yourself, cars, screens to occupy your children, shoes, lawnmowers, telephones, heat, air conditioning, ice, Oprah, medicine, Patient First- the list goes on and on. I don't know how they did it then and I can't get over the fact that there are women that are still doing it today without all of the things we couldn't make it through the day let alone an hour.

So thank you to all of the mother's that kept going, put themselves last, loved and nurtured their children in good times and bad to get us all where we are today.