7.28.2010

GO NOW



did you think just because i wasn't in kc anymore that i would stop talking about habitat? not a chance. go over to a cup of jo to sign up to win a $100 gift certificate!!! what are you still doing here? go. NOW.

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Blogger Rachel said...

Noooooooooo. Hannah. You're diminishing MY chances! ;)

12:17 PM  
Blogger Juanita said...

Nice use of the words from "Dan in Real Life" :-)

3:24 AM  

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7.15.2010

basic

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i had forgotten what it was like to be just us. we had sooooo many good people in our life in kc, that you forget the basics. i forgot that we were good at us. we have us down. someone commented a few days ago on flickr about capturing a feeling of contentment in my picture. it got me thinking. we are content. very much so. don't get me wrong. we miss our people. we love the new people we've got. i'm ready to fast forward to the drop-by stage. the sit on the patio and talk until really late stage. i like that stage the best i think. but i'm pacing myself. i'm working on the value of patience. i'm learning the lesson of letting things rest and develop. like i said, i forgot a lot. life was a little too easy on us at home. we are back to basics here, building from the ground up. and it's important to start right.

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Blogger Kate said...

I like this.
and you.

9:28 PM  
Blogger Tracy said...

yes. all of it. xo

11:04 PM  
Blogger Tracy said...

yes. all of it. xo

11:04 PM  
Blogger kristina - no penny for them said...

that last picture is so full of wonder.

2:09 AM  
Blogger Esther Diehl said...

A friend just e-mailed me this post as encouragement. My husband and I are moving to a new town, not halfway across the country, but at least a 5 hour drive away from the friends and family that have become so dear to us in the past few years. We've talked about enjoying getting to enjoy just each other as we start fresh but I've drifted away from that and started to worry about how we will make friends and hoping the good ones will be made fast and about losing the old ones. Thanks for the gracious reminder to get back to the basics and contentment!

6:25 AM  
Blogger beth said...

i may have asked you before, but i'm going to do it again anyhow....as long as you don't care.

can you tell me what camera you shoot with ?
i'm about ready to trade in my pentax and i'm so torn as to what direction to go....

so many cameras...so many opinions....and i really need this decision to be a good one on my part.

thank you !

7:08 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

So happy to read about your contentment, and "doing it right."

I've been thinking about you and your move, and wanted to let you know I am a year and a half ahead of you in our new town, and tonight we are going to a neighbor's house for dinner: we really like these people.

I walk the neighborhood with our dog, now, and say hello and chat with so many. I'm home.

I have been patient, but have had to discard some early relationships, since they just weren't going to work. So it goes.

This time with your Us will be a quiet and peace to look back on, yes, a time to savor. So so glad you all do your Us so well.

9:25 AM  
Blogger alexandria said...

I love the rhythm of day to day in your photographs and your writing is spot on.

2:33 PM  
Anonymous shari said...

i know how you feel. it's the same way i felt when we moved to VT. xo

2:51 PM  
Blogger claire said...

i feel that way everytime i move to a new place. it's good to get back to basics.

10:47 AM  
Blogger Bárbara said...

You are right! it's good to go back to basics. have a nice day

8:12 AM  
Blogger Hattie said...

Hi Hannah! Love the last picture as well, very beautiful. But I REALLY love your talk of how good you guys are at "being us". That really articulates what I think I'm trying to still figure out in my marriage even before we add on kids to our "us". A beautiful idea worth aspiring to :)

3:07 PM  
Anonymous Visty said...

This is a timely post for us. I keep coming back to your blog because I know you just moved. We really want a change, deep down, but are afraid. And I worry that our fear of moving our kids (who are older than yours) will cause us to be stuck here until they are all out of college. We even think about California, but are afraid of that, too. Afraid of not knowing anyone, having no family nearby, and being in such a crowded place. But your words about "just us" mean a lot and cause me to think more calmly about a potential move.

8:47 PM  
Blogger Lisa said...

Love your photo's, love your posts, love your blog!
I've only just discovered it and I need more time to go through it all!

1:49 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

such good thoughts here, hannah. i still have to be patient with the process of settling in, even 9 months later. this is a good reminder.

1:18 PM  
Blogger c said...

all i can find is "family" type entries, where are the craft entry on freeze paper stenciling, there is no search place here, no info when you get a link from someones blog to go to this site, all you get is nothing on topic.

2:08 PM  

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7.02.2010

new

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we are slowly getting used to a new kind of summer here. two weeks in and we're still looking for our new rhythm. being at work full time is pretty big adjustment for all of us. i was in a meeting for six hours on wednesday, and eight hours on thursday. yes, i was totally fried by the end of it. whew. i needed a long slow weekend. we spent the fourth with all the jumilla bugs which i knew would be a good time. i bought the makings for granola and zucchini muffins, so hopefully something will materialize later this week. i am ready to get my july going. lucky for me, the lovely ladies behind joy + ride (sheri and shari) asked me to contribute for july. which is probably the best way to get started on summer that i can think of.

a very special ps. happy birthday to my dear friend kristen. we usually celebrate our birthdays together since they are only three days apart. it's sad to be so far away from each other. birthdays are much better shared.

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Blogger Hannah Sadie said...

what beautiful lighting - I love your photos.

4:20 PM  
Blogger jenious said...

Your photos capture the fun chaos and treasured calm of summer. So lovely.

8:00 AM  
Blogger Annie said...

Your photos make me yearn for the simple happiness of contentment :)

7:58 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

judah has same star wars shirt ;)
-amy b.

8:11 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

summer it looks so far by the way.

7:44 AM  

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