It’s still a work in progress, but we like it.

More pictures to come when we get things decorated and furnished (our couches came this week!)

we’ve got potatoes, tomatoes, strawberries, green beans, purple beans, bell peppers, lettuce, peas, butternut squash, zucchini, cucumbers, cantaloupe, and herbs.

It’s kind of my pride and joy.

down by the river.

or maybe a house about a block away…

These ladies like to wake us up early on saturdays, but the fresh eggs are totally worth it.

I recently decided to pull out my old 35mm film camera and start using it to photograph everyday life. It was an honorable endeavor, but since my everyday life has consisted pretty much solely of work, I haven’t had a whole lot to photograph (besides what I was already photographing work, which is a different story).

Any time not spent working has been devoted to setting up the new apartment my husband and I moved into; so that’s what I’ve been shooting. It’s been an awesome change for us (from teeny tiny studio to two bedroom duplex), and I’m thrilled to have some more space to decorate, but things have been moving extremely slowly.

Two months in and we’re just now getting around to buying couches.

Anyway, I’ll be posting a few installments of the film from our new neighborhood and home.

I’ve been shooting more film lately (per Jonathan Canlas’ insistence), and I took these to test out the old Rollei that Brad loaned me. Obviously, it failed the test. The camera has some light leaks but I actually kind of like how these shots turned out.