Ana and I have several things in common, but the most profound thing is that her family and my family lost all our earthy possessions in the the Almeda Fire in late 2020. She and I came together to make these new memories and new photos. It was her hearts desire to have photos with these beloved horse. She's a bright, lovely, warmhearted and sweet young women, who has been though a great deal, yet hasn't lost her spirit. I really enjoyed working with her. Here's to moving forward and being grateful for every precious moment.  I never get tired of making people happy with my work. 

 These are quiet days. These are days when I take time to rejuvenated, reflect, and reboot. Not only in my business, but also in my personal life.  Every year I take the first few months of the new year to clean up, clear up and start fresh. This year it seems extremely important to take this time to get ready for the future while looking back at the significance of what I/we have been through in the past.  We are coming up on two years since the beginning of the pandemic, a time in my life and the history of the entire world that I will not soon forget.  I know it has made me stronger. I have grown into someone better, because of it, and for that I am grateful. I learned that I am resilient, adaptable, and brave. My wish is that we all see the silver lining in the challenges, the tragedy and the despair. May we all come together instead of cleave.