This summer I made a wonderful friend named Katie who was interning in Nashville. She instantly clicked with our friends. This past Labor Day weekend she invited all of us to stay in her home for a fun, lake and food-filled three days where we tailgated and stayed up late every night. Her parents couldn't have been any more hospitable; they cooked for us every meal, had snacks and fresh flowers by our beds, laid out new toiletries on our sinks, made home-made cheese dip for us on the rainy Monday even though we just ate, got a boat for us to use out on the lake, told hilarious stories, introduced us to the cutest little girl named Wells, and wrote sweet notes to each of us at the end of the trip. You name it, they did it. We are all so grateful for such a wonderful weekend.
Again, I will restate my love for film. My little point-and-shoot camera creates perfect grain, interesting lighting and the slightest of blurriness. 
These two photos are from Normandy, France. I was studying WWII while I was there, and I was lucky enough to visit Normandy. The first is of the American Cemetery and the next is Omaha Beach.
