Changing Focus

It's not very often that I turn the lens on myself, however at least once a year I have one photo scheduled.

It started as a way to celebrate my wedding anniversary.

Holding the photo from the previous year, we have started documenting our married life. Sometimes, the years are exciting: visiting Costa Rica, taking a road trip to see my favourite singer, while other years are quieter and probably much more like the two of us. Twice we returned to the scene of the crime and celebrated at Biff's Bistro, where we held our reception, which includes this year. 

Looking at these photos hanging on the wall, always brings a smile on my face. The years will come and go, and we'll be able to look back and see how we've grown together.

A very belated post!

Just a quick catch up, as this is very (extremely!) belated!

Thank you for all that supported our Gutsy walk team! This past June, we were able to raise over $500 for Crohn's and Colitis Canada!

This is a charity near and dear to me, as my husband, Ian, has Crohn's disease. From the his diagnosis almost 15 years ago, to the couple of hospital stays, medication and specialist changes, it has been a roller coaster, and it has been reassuring to know that there was a charity out there that not only funds research, but also provides support to patients and care-givers. Thank you to all that donated.

During the next week, I will write again and provide a couple of tips to taking your own family portraits - keep your eyes out for that!

Megan, with Capt'n Poo representing team: Toronto May-Poo Leafs at the 2016 Gutsy Walk