hello, morning

hello, morning

goodbye, sunshine

goodbye, sunshine

Hello, Morning. Goodbye, Sunshine

Exactly 1 month ago, I gave birth to my son. 8 days later I lost my mother to Ovarian Cancer. 

May will forever be bittersweet.

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Ladies, I’m urging you to please go in for regular check ups at the gyn. 

Ovarian Cancer National Alliance

National Ovarian Cancer Coalition


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For my mother, on what would have been her 61st Birthday. I love you soo much and miss you terribly everyday. My heart, your heart. Always.

“…don’t they know it’s the end of the world, it ended when you said goodbye.”


“Try to relax. How am I supposed to relax? Think about the happy times…”

— Things we said on May 6th


Bleeding Hearts | While Harley Dreams...

Bleeding Hearts | While Harley Dreams...

Bleeding Hearts | ...Sophia Daydreams

Bleeding Hearts | ...Sophia Daydreams

Bleeding Hearts Series | In progress | Images Copyright © 2010 ♥Ineffable3

Here are a few progress shots of my contribution to Process’s FRIENDS + FAMILY Group Art Show. These 2 pieces have gone through quite the transformation in the past few days. Infact I feel like I’ve gone through quite the transformation as well :/



“Home is where the heart is, and we’ve had to relocate.”

— LV // 10:07AM

Sonia & Casey Dancing // by Isaac Rios // Image Copyright 1975 Isaac Rios
My first visual experiences with art were via my Tio, Isaac. As a child, my goal for adulthood was to be as good as he was. The man was incredibly talented, and was able to capture moments the way moments were meant to be captured. I wasn’t alive in 1975, I wasn’t even a blip of a thought, but having this piece brings me there. It gives me a memory; stored not in my mind, but my heart, of my parents enjoying life together in those free and happy days.

Sonia & Casey Dancing // by Isaac Rios // Image Copyright 1975 Isaac Rios

My first visual experiences with art were via my Tio, Isaac. As a child, my goal for adulthood was to be as good as he was. The man was incredibly talented, and was able to capture moments the way moments were meant to be captured. I wasn’t alive in 1975, I wasn’t even a blip of a thought, but having this piece brings me there. It gives me a memory; stored not in my mind, but my heart, of my parents enjoying life together in those free and happy days.


“Happiness, is watching my mothers face light up when she feels the baby kick. Absolutely nothing beats seeing that.”

— LV // 8:44PM

Film!

Thank you Efke who still make 127 film! Now my little Brownie is fully loaded and ready to take some old school pics! I ordered 5 rolls - the catch however, is that one roll only takes 8 pictures (go figure) and processing it may be a bit tricky. I found a few reputable spots online that process 127 film, so I’m sure all will be well.

Much too much excitement :)

I need to scan in shots of pics my momma took with this camera back in the 60’s at the Word’s Fair…

1962 Kodak Brownie Fiesta
This was my mother’s first camera. I’m so happy she still had it buried away in safe keeping :) because it’s such a classic. I’m so excited to take pics with it. I think I’m going to have to take a trip to B&H tomorrow and get some film!

1962 Kodak Brownie Fiesta

This was my mother’s first camera. I’m so happy she still had it buried away in safe keeping :) because it’s such a classic. I’m so excited to take pics with it. I think I’m going to have to take a trip to B&H tomorrow and get some film!