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Much Love, Cathy and David.

We're avid movie watchers (like seriously, 2-3 nights a week we watch a movie!). We love to eat all sorts of different kinds of food, which really isn't good when you're trying to diet. We love to cook, and spend time with each other. Thankfully we found a job that allows us to work full time, just the two of us and the awesome couples that hire us. Plus we sometimes get free cake out of it. That's always a sweet deal.

We have a cat, Charlotte-Anne who will only sleep in her catbed if it's inside-out. We like to travel, see new places and discover new local restaurants. We love graphic design (our previous day jobs). We love meeting new people, making friends and preserving memories in albums. We love hearing long stories spoken aloud. We'd love to hear yours. :)

Monthly Archives: February 2008

Weight Loss Weigh in!

Friday, February 15, 2008 Posted under 03. The Rest

This weeks update: Cathy and I are down 9lbs!That’s two down from last week! On another note, V-day was great! We went and saw Juno! If you haven’t seen this movie GO! We hope it wins best picture! Small cute well written goodness comedy for the win!Woohoo!

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Mindy & Joe

Monday, February 11, 2008 Posted under 02. The Sessions

My sister is engaged!!!! Just after New Year’s, I received a phone call from my sister Mindy and her boyfriend Joe, and guess what—they’re engaged! So, David and I decided to take a day out on the town (Indy, that is) and shoot some photos of them. It was super chilly, but they didn’t complain...

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R.I.P. Polaroid.

Saturday, February 9, 2008 Posted under 03. The Rest

It’s a sad day for us photographers.Oh well. “Well doesn’t OutKast look silly now. The brand synonymous with instant film is killing off the Polaroid film format and attempting to reinvent the brand so it “lives on for the next 30 to 40 years.” In the short term that means closing factories in Massachusetts, Mexico...

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