Friday I fly into Houston, Texas and make my way to Huntsville to participate in The Kitchen Sink Workshop, a photography workshop that covers everything but the kitchen sink. I'm pretty stoked. Some how in 2011 when I was first venturing into the world of senior photography, I stumbled across Amanda Holloway Photography on Facebook. Since then I have lusted over her photographs. To say that I am super pumped to have the opportunity to learn more about what I love (and not have to blunder through to find my way) is an understatement. Yesterday, I laid out everything to pack and I'm normally the girl who wakes up super early the morning before we leave on a trip and is throwing things in a suitcase (after staying up late the night before trying to get the necessities, i.e. clothes and camera/laptop packed). I'm too excited and nervous to be a procrastinator for this trip. I'm so worried I'm going to forget something vital (like my camera or brain). Hopefully, we'll get there safe and sound and without me going crazy from nerves first.
On a totally unrelated note, the music today comes from the background music of Zoe, the Border Collie, performing all of her amazing tricks. While a part of me wishes I could teach Oscar all of these tricks, I know that it takes a lot of time and patience. Patience may not be something I have in spades. Plus, before I start trying to teach him any adorable tricks, I probably should figure out a way to teach him and Jack not to dig (and not to bark at the cat).
Title: "Desperate Measures" by Marianas Trench
Labels: Dogs, Jack, Life, Music, Oscar, Photography, Travel, Workshops
