I’ve wanted to visit the renovated Portland Airport to see the hyped timber ceilings and modernized welcome point for both visitors and residents. Jenni and I picked up my parents, and we enjoyed the main concourse without the deadline of rushing to a terminal for a flight.
I’ve put this off for too long and we made fun progress through the 147 miniatures we own for Marvel United. For this batch, I worked on finishing the Guardians of the Galaxy characters, but also anti-heroes and villains for gameplay variety.
We were delighted to photograph Steve and Pam’s 50th anniversary party–to see a marriage after many seasons of love instead of the beginning, like a wedding.
I’ve grown to appreciate the optimism and hope that Annie’s story brought to my Christmas season. While I was not impressed by the 1982 movie when we watched it for educational purposes, unsurprisingly, I’m fond of Lovegood‘s production.
Amazon’s expedited delivery is a blessing and a curse. Jenni got a wig delivered on Halloween morning so that I could be a KPop Demon Hunter Saja Boy (or should I say Saja Dad). Kadie used her tattoo markers and drew some of the demon marks on my neck.
Jenni tested 1920s-1930s makeup as an experiment for the upcoming Lovegood production of Annie where she plays in the band.
As for the kids, Kadie was a Chemistry teacher, Violet dressed as a character from her friend’s story, and Bruce was a hitman.
Russell invited Bruce and I to fish in the Columbia River for salmon. We were joined by his friend Harry for an educational morning. Bruce and I learned from working with them to catch Bruce’s first salmon.
I visited the Vernier Vineyard to see its fields of gold, stay for golden hour, and learn from people with hearts of gold.
