When DH and I went out of town recently, I came back to find that my office computer had been terminated by a power surge. Possibly a thunderstorm.
The new computer was finally delivered on Saturday. My tech adviser got the new computer installed and running over the weekend. I'm still working on getting all of the software online and functioning.
I should be able to get my backlog of client work finished and posted soon. Thank you for waiting so patiently.
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Monday, July 13, 2009
Yappy Hour this Friday, June 17th from 6-9pm
The Wine Bin is hosting another Yappy Hour this Friday, June 17th from 6-9pm. Live music, beer and wine will be provided. Hot dogs will be sold to benefit Baltimore Cares About Pets. The Gentle Giants Draft Horse Rescue will be offering pony rides. Join us with your well mannered dog (no dog required) for another fun night to benefit pet rescue efforts in Baltimore.
The Wine Bin is housed in the historic firehouse built in 1930 at:
8390 Main Street
Historic Ellicott City, Maryland 21043
410-465-7802
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The Wine Bin is housed in the historic firehouse built in 1930 at:
8390 Main Street
Historic Ellicott City, Maryland 21043
410-465-7802
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Fairfax Pets on Wheels and PawPrints Photography
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On Sunday, May 17th, I did second shooter work for Robin Burkett of PawPrints Photography.
We were doing pet portraits for Fairfax Pets on Wheels, an organization of volunteers who take their pets to provide joy to nursing home residents.
You can see the portraits on Robin's blog here.
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On Sunday, May 17th, I did second shooter work for Robin Burkett of PawPrints Photography.
We were doing pet portraits for Fairfax Pets on Wheels, an organization of volunteers who take their pets to provide joy to nursing home residents.
You can see the portraits on Robin's blog here.
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
2009 Edition of Presidential Who's Who
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The Presidential Who's Who each year recognizes and selects key executives, professionals and organizations in all disciplines and industries for outstanding business and professional achievements.
This recognition is shared by those who have reached a distinguished level of success in their chosen profession.
I was selected to be in the 2009 Edition of Presidential Who's Who, but couldn't afford to be in the book. It cost about $850.
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The Presidential Who's Who each year recognizes and selects key executives, professionals and organizations in all disciplines and industries for outstanding business and professional achievements.
This recognition is shared by those who have reached a distinguished level of success in their chosen profession.
I was selected to be in the 2009 Edition of Presidential Who's Who, but couldn't afford to be in the book. It cost about $850.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Springfield Farm
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DH & I went to Springfield Farm this past Saturday.
They have free range animals there. Normally, when supermarket packaging says "free range" it means that there is a door to a dirt yard in the side of the animals' building. Normally, chickens stay inside because that's where the food and water is. At Springfield Farm, they put the food and water far from the building so that all of the chickens actually run around outside. This helps keep the chickens healthy and disease free.
We saw a hillside of chickens and bought eggs so fresh they hadn't made it into the fridge yet.
The farm will be getting young pigs and lambs soon. They also do turkeys for the holidays. I look forward to going back there with my camera and getting some beautiful shots of the farm's rolling hills, green grass and happy animals.
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DH & I went to Springfield Farm this past Saturday.
They have free range animals there. Normally, when supermarket packaging says "free range" it means that there is a door to a dirt yard in the side of the animals' building. Normally, chickens stay inside because that's where the food and water is. At Springfield Farm, they put the food and water far from the building so that all of the chickens actually run around outside. This helps keep the chickens healthy and disease free.
We saw a hillside of chickens and bought eggs so fresh they hadn't made it into the fridge yet.
The farm will be getting young pigs and lambs soon. They also do turkeys for the holidays. I look forward to going back there with my camera and getting some beautiful shots of the farm's rolling hills, green grass and happy animals.
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