These two were married in Roseville on June 23, 2007.
Wow....technical difficulties again. My DVD stopped working. In the process of trying to fix it, the video card, dvd cable and server data base were destroyed. In the next few weeks I will be catching up on post processing , albums and rebuilding my website, blog and photocart.
Word to the wise....back up and know as much as you can about every aspect of your business (including computers)!!
Best wishes,
jen
These two were married at the Forest House in Forrest Hill. A beautiful location where the ceremony site is 1.4 miles up the road. Stunning views and wonderful food! A must have in wedding locations!
The groom was a twin, which I didn't know until I arrived and managed to keep them apart most of the night. It wasn't until I was leaving and packing my stuff up when I asked the groom "do you have any other photographs you want me to take before I go". When I looked up I realized something was wrong...it was the twin brother. Hey I didn't do too bad all day!
Saturady was absolutely wonderful! These two are so incredibly sweet and relaxed! Their wedding was in Placerville at the Gold Hill Vineyards. An absolutely beautiful setting with wonderful food!
I couldn't decide between B&W and color so I posted both. Do you have a favorite?
Check back tomorrow for Sunday's wedding!
Memorial Day is a day to remember those who died fighting for those who were unable to fight for themselves. As you go about your weekend enjoying your family, friends, barbecue, water sports or any other fun activity. Pick up a flag or some flowers and visit a grave site of someone who fought for your freedom.
At the very least, bow your head and pray for those who have paid the ultimate price protecting and preserving the freedoms we enjoy. For those who should be remembered every day possible and not just the three day weekend Congress set aside for them.
If you would like to know more about this important day type "Memorial Day" in your internet search engine or follow one of the following links.
Memorial Day History: http://www.usmemorialday.org/backgrnd.html
Help Restore Traditional Day of Observance: http://www.usmemorialday.org/act.html
A long but nice clip for memorial day: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te-cKxsBapM
May not be the most recognized source but this is an idea of how many have died fighting for you:
| War | Deaths | Addendum |
| American Revolution | 25,324 | Bunker Hill cost 400 American lives |
| War of 1812 | 2,260 |
| Mexican War | 13,283 |
Civil War
| 498,332 364,821 | Antietam cost 5,000 lives on both sides: bloodiest day in American history |
| Spanish-American War | 2,446 |
| World War I | 116,516 | Battle of Some cost 19,240 British lives on a single day (total British casualties that day: 57,470) |
| World War II | 405,399 | Other Losses: At Dunker the British suffered 68,000 casualties |
| Korean War | 54,246 |
| Vietnam War | 56,244 |
| Panama Invasion | 23 |
| Gulf War (1991) | 148 |
Source http://hnn.us/articles/1381.html
Since the March 2003 invasion, 3,305 American servicemen and women have died in Iraq (source unknown)
These numbers are what I could find on the internet today and may not accurately reflect the true loss of life.
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