So, a little background on the card. We literally travelled 'over the river and through the woods' to get to Grandma's house this Thanksgiving (more on that later). Included in our road trip was an overnight stay with my sweet friend Meighan. She has returned to the South from the glamorous land of the pacific northwest--in a place where the sun suffers from chronic fatigue syndrome and refuses to show up for work at least 300 days out of the year and yet the world still seems to revolve around it.
Since I've been campaigning these past ten years to get all my dearest friends to live within a few hours car ride from here, I felt sweet victory when Meighan told me she was relocating to be closer to family (and friends, I'm almost certain she said friends). So, Dave & I carved out some vacation time to swing by her new home and give everyone a proper 'house warming'. For those curious, a proper house warming involves a slew of snotty nosed toddlers incapable of sharing and lots of wine (lots and lots of wine).
Meighan specifically asked I bring my 'fancy camera' to capture some family photos for holiday cards. Brilliant idea! I even did some online research for scenic photo spots in the area (i.e. I polled all my Facebook friends living in upstate SC) and started coordinating holiday outfits for Finn & Belle. Of course, an hour into our road trip I realized one crucial flaw in all my planning--I forgot the 'fancy camera'.
So, this year's holiday greeting card moments came courtesy of the iPhone 4 and Camera + app. If only the Apple store would offer a $10 off coupon for this shameless plug . . .
They would hold hands, but refused to look at the camera . . .
Smiles, but still no looking at the camera . . .
He wanted to show me all the leaves . . . but not look at the camera.
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