Our home was full of warmth and love. Now it feels different. It still offers warmth through the memories it preserves. But it is much, much quieter.
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Holiday Baking
My daughter and I started baking during the holiday season several years ago. At first, we baked to share cookies and cakes with their friends and teachers. Now, holiday baking has become our tradition, an activity that I always look forward to.
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The Tilly Project: Coco
In the heart of bustling New York City, where the streets are always alive with energy, lives a remarkably resilient and cheerful 16-year-old Shih Tzu named Mr. Coco. Despite being blind in his left eye and deaf, Coco has made NYC his playground, proving that age and physical limitations are no match for a curious spirit and a wagging tail.
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NYC Rainy Day Photo Session
We planned an outdoor session with sunflares and all that jazz of natural light. But the weather in NY was not forgiving last week, with pouring rain almost every week.
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Baby C
Baby C was two months old when I first met him and I was immediately smitten.
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The Tilly Project: Pico
Piccolo, or Pico for short, was rescued with an eye infection about 10 years ago. His family took him to the emergency vet around Memorial Day weekend for what they thought was a mild sore in his mouth.
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The Tilly Project: Lola
I had a precious opportunity to meet these two best friends. Lola, a 14-year-old border collie/lab and Dora, a 2-year-old shih tzu. Lola is very calm while Dora is always ready for an adventure. Dora is very fond of Lola, continuously looks for Lola when Lola is not nearby, and jumps right into Lola as soon as she sees Lola. These two complete each other.
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The Tilly Project: Ruby
A year ago, Ruby was diagnosed with lymphoma cancer in her front left leg. Amputation and chemotherapy were the best treatment for Ruby at the time. Ruby lost one of her legs, but the cancer was in remission.
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Fall Tradition
When she was little, I often took her to Cunningham park after her dance class. We took a walk and played, and I also used the opportunity to practice my photography.
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Beach
Summer is not complete without a visit to a beach. So we ventured out to find a secluded beach that is open to the public. This particular beach in Long Island is not spectacular, but it is not bad either. What makes it interesting is that shells cover many parts of the sand lines.
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