Serendipity Blog

So this blog post is coming to you from the great state of FLORIDA!!!

No, we haven’t moved yet.We are here in Orlando at the Dolphin Resort at Walt Disney World for the 20th Annual WEVA Convention. This where all the best of the best wedding cinematographers come to learn, grow, compete, and spend money!

This year, Travis was asked to speak and he will be doing an awesome seminar tomorrow on video editing. The title is “Editing is Sexy Too!” However, as much as the title may lead you to think not, he will, sadly, be wearing his shirt still.  I think it would be MUCH sexier without it!

Anyway, more on that to come later but for today I thought you all might like to see a picture from our room. Apparently, Florida heard we were coming and decided to pay a little practical joke and took away the sun!!!

Should we go for a w-a-l-k?

Yes, he spelled it. Why? Because our little furry children know exactly what that word means. And then they go crazy.

I don’t know. I’m kind of tired.

He smiles a great big grin and then…

Come on. Let’s go for a walk!

He says this a bit louder, with lots of emphasis on the last word. Sam & Annie swing around to look at us. Did he say what we think he said? (Yes I read dog minds). He turns to the dogs.

What do you guys think? Should we go for a walk?

All heck breaks loose! Barking and running and jumping and barking. And it is out of control. Complete chaos. And he is laughing because it really is hilarious.

He did this on purpose. Because he knows, that I can’t say no to this. At this point, if we didn’t go, I would be the worse mom in the world. And walks are their favorite thing in the whole world. We don’t even get this kind of reaction for treats. I just can’t resist. In fact, I feel rather guilty for even trying to get out of it.

So off we go. Big Dog, Little Dog, 2 leashes, comfy shoes, holding hands, and I am again reminded why this moment is so special. Right now I am connected to my family. Whether its cloudy or sunny I am happy in this place.

This is our time. No one else’s. No phones. No email. No computer. Just us. Talking, dreaming of the future, sharing our day, running through the park with our “kids.” This is what I love. This is life.