Emily and Rachel

[...] Aluminum products may be heated in the oven or cooled in the refrigerator or freezer.  Aluminum pieces are also low-maintenance.  These pieces need to be washed by hand and dried immediately, but [...]

[...] on the ride.  It made me nervous, but William loved it! Riding with Drew We stayed at the Westin Lagunamar. The Westin Lagunamar This is the same hotel where we stayed in 2010, but I had forgotten [...]

[...] of been a whirlwind lately, but here’s a little more about our trip last month. The Westin Lagunamar hosts a turtle release when hatchlings are ready to be released into the ocean.  The [...]

[...] ’s what they are watching.  William loved it! While we were in Mexico, we scheduled some family photographs because William had just turned 2 years old, and because we knew this was our only chance [...]

[...] were actually going to make it home, but fortunately, we did! During our stay, we had some family photographs made to document William turning 2 years old.  He turned two just a few days before our [...]

[...] , pewter cannot withstand high heat and should not be used in an oven or a microwave. Some pewter pieces are made by hand, so be sure to check for hallmarks or stamps pressed into the piece that [...]

You may have noticed that Emily and I have not been blogging much this summer.  That is because we have been….wait for it…drumroll please…worki [...]

[...] products?  Below is a brief tutorial on the differences between aluminum and pewter. Aluminum Aluminum products may be heated in the oven or cooled in the refrigerator or freezer.  Aluminum pieces [...]

[...] him in place, there is no way this picture would have happened. This is one of my favorite family photos Monica took. William loves the beach! Another family favorite. Tired baby. This might be my [...]

[...] iced tea for me. Starbucks, La Isla Village Shopping Center It was an easy walk to the La Isla Shopping Village across the street, where Starbucks was located.  This shopping center is an open air [...]

[...] is a good way to convert our book “Something New: The Bride’s Complete Guide to Tracking Thank You Notes” into an electronic version that would be easy to use.  We have considered an [...]

[...] the sun, and I hope I will be consistent in wearing one this summer!  What are your favorite sun protection methods? Xoxo, Emily [...]