10 Day Blog Challenge ~ Day 8 ~ 3 Turn Ons ~ Palm Desert Photographer

August 31, 2012

For those select few that stick around when I bail on my blog, I want to say thank you! Keeping up on the blog is definitely not my strong suit. 🙂 A few weeks ago I started this blog challenge thinking “oh ten days no problem!” Well, as you can see by the dates on my posts I did not quite finish. :/ I am back and I am going to finish it! Oh and with my new schedule, I will be blogging regularly. I promise!! And no my fingers (toes, etc) aren’t crossed as I type. Really! 🙂

When I last worked on this challenge, I asked for you to comment on my post with your answers to the daily topic. Well, I did not get any responses. HELLO–is anyone out there?? If you are, I want to hear your 3 turn ons. 🙂 Come on this is a fun one…so spill it.

Here is today’s topic: 3 Turn Ons…

1: When Travis dotes on me, regardless if I am being feisty at the time. Have a mentioned he is a very patient man. 🙂 Poor thing had no idea what he was getting into when we 1st got together 16 years ago. 😉

2: Getting frozen yogurt with my kiddos. I truly love those moments when we are just being us, talking about our week, and laughing over the silly things my 3 year old, Braydon, is doing with his yogurt.

3: Shooting with B&W film and developing it on my own in a darkroom. Mmmm the smell of fixer is so soothing. 🙂

Hahaha I bet your mind was in the gutter when you read the title of this post. Now go ahead and tell me…what are your 3 turn ons??

Cathy Hood says:

September 1, 2012 at 3:56 pm

My 3 turn ons:
1. My husband who understood I was a packaged deal, who loved, cared for my daughter and respecting her as her own person as much as I do. For being a loving supportive Dad to our 3 kids and a loving dedicated husband.
2. For 8 beautiful grandchildren, and for letting me know how big my heart can grow. There isn’t anything I wouldn’t do for them, or for my kids.
3. Thankful for my family and friends.

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ABOUT Ann

My path here wasn't exactly straight, and I think that's what makes it worth telling.

I wasn't supposed to be a photographer. I was supposed to become a doctor. Neurobiology premed, on track, until my oldest son was diagnosed with epilepsy and life took a hard U-turn. I took a break and enrolled in photography classes I had always wanted to take but never could as a premed. On day two I knew. This was where I was supposed to be. Funny thing is, that analytical, detail-oriented part of me never left. It just shows up differently now, in the way I plan every session, read the light, and pay attention to the moments most people miss. I finished my degree in a year and a half, started my business the following October, and sixteen years later I still believe this is the gift God gave me to give to others. And I don't take that lightly.