Huber's Orchard Apple Picking

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We went to Huber’s Apple Orchard this month and let me tell you, I tried what may have been one of the best donuts of my life.

A cinnamon apple donut.

It was fresh.

It was warm.

It was “cinnamon-y”.

Crispy on the outside but soft and pillowy on the inside. I’m salivating just thinking about it!

We went with friends from our small group Bible study. Naturally, they were also my models for the day!

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Where to Print Your Photos: Cozy Fall Prints

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Certain images come to mind when I think back to different seasons of life.  Photographs are able to jog my memory and help fill in the gaps I'd be sure to miss if I didn't have tangible evidence of those moments.  That's where Artifact Uprising came in, with their offer of a free set of square prints.  I was thrilled when I saw the promotion while I was scrolling on Facebook.  I'm very happy with the quality, and love the finish of the paper.

  • The picture of Paris from the views of Montmarte: Derrik and I were dating at the time. I went to Europe for some adventures with my college roommate and remember trying to figure out different apps that would help us communicate while I was away. Did I take a screenshot while I Skype called him from Lake Como? Maybe. Hey, I missed him :)

  • The table full of Christmas greenery and plaid ribbon is from our wedding reception. I'm a big plaid fan, and I love how I'm reminded of our wedding whenever I see it.

  • The picture with our feet with some legit fall leaves beneath us was taken at Cherokee Park in Louisville. We had just moved here a few weeks earlier and were taking in all the beautiful fall scenery!

  • The black & white photo is from our recent photoshoot together (which I'll be sharing soon!), representing almost 2 years of marriage.

We've come so far, all represented in 4 squares.  I love how the prints bring me back to what it felt like in each season.

What is your favorite way to print your photographs?