Born and raised on the Canadian prairies - I am a wife, mother of 2 grown men, a life photographer, and writer.

I love capturing special moments, the ordinary, and not so ordinary. Creating pictures and stories of the human kind.

When I’m not taking photos I’m writing. Dedicated to the paper and pen - that flashing cursor and a blank screen eventually see all the words unfold, and when I’m ready to share with the masses, you can check out my letters at Mishaps & Milestones on Substack.

And also what I’ve been up to lately here on Journals

Our household is currently ruled by 3 bad ass fur turds, Finneus Oisin the Irish Wolfhound, two rescues, Princess Ayva, and Asshole Abby. They have officially assumed the roles of our children.

I have been known to exaggerate. . (That was an under exaggeration)

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 - TD

Mountain Time

Mountain Time

Travelling in general is near and dear to my heart. But the Canadian Rockies, well they hold a special place in the old ticker. I've been travelling there for summer get aways since my boys were wee little. 

Hell I loved being there so much I would pack those little turkey's up,  diapers and baby wipes in tow,  and haul ass out to the mountains (also Grizzly country) with a tent.

The Tent

The Tent

The vast beauty, giant mountain peaks, and towering aromatic pines were worth the risk of being dragged out of our tent in the middle of the night by a deranged and starving grizzly.

Ok that would probably never happen, but in the pitch black darkness of the night your mind does tend to be a little over active. After all there is merely a flimsy wind breaker between myself, my children, (one of which may or may not have had a full diaper), and a 1700 pound carnivorous beast. 

We now have a trailer. A pretty big one at that, and the walls are definitely thicker than that of the old tent. The real perk is not having to hang your ass out in the dark forest at 3am to pee.

Trailers with bathrooms are the best. 

So our little family vacations have evolved. It's rare both boys can be there, jobs and holiday time are always an issue as with most families. This particular trip my youngest was unable to make it.  But that just makes the times we can all be together that much more special. 

Hold on to those days where the kids are still in the back seat. They fly by way to fast.

xx - TD

Passenger

Passenger

Summer in the Sask

Summer in the Sask