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...when an RSS feed meant Rise, Shine & Smile for breakfast
...when 'face time' happened around the table
...when a 'like' was a compliment paid in person
...when' lol' was truly laughing out loud
...when a 'social share' was when you split a coca cola
...when work and home rarely intersected

It started with a single point of inspiration: a pink cherry apron handmade by my neighbor for Madeline and me. From the moment I unwrapped the mommy / daughter cooking treasure, my mind was transfixed on old Betty Crocker ads. I had visions of the tender moments that don't involve technology. Then there was the dress: Modcloth's Comedy Hour Dress in Solid Red. I came across this stunning vintage dress and the concept unfolded.

Anyone who knows me has come to witness my love of written articulation of concepts that capture a slice of life; anyone who knows my husband has come to witness his relentless pursuit of visual elegance. So, when a writer marries a designer -- this is what happens. Simple family photos take on a life of their own! (you should have seen our wedding 101 guide)

The concept is about re-framing our sometimes impersonal, technology-driven, family-fragmented, overworked lives and simplifying it down with a visual antithesis. The irony is that Cam and I met online, both work in digital marketing.

We'd like to sincerely thank the following folks for bringing this vision to life. Our industry is filled with extraordinary talent.

Photographer: Tamara Knight
Videographer: Stanley Pomianowski and Enrico Marcellino at Barefoot Empire Films
Stylist: Caroline VanHaastert
Ray & Diane Kilinski: allowed us to shoot at their picture perfect home complete with soda pop diner
Impala: Jon Ruhff from Push Button Productions supplied the 2nd star of the shoot, that beautiful car
Wardrobe: Wes Miller and Madalin Murovic
Hand sewn apron: My amazing neighbor Cathy