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Beth | Portraits

Beth and I met several years ago at the community college we both attended. After just one day of working side by side in the photo lab developing prints, we were best buds…phone number exchanges, sleepovers, and signing up for classes together. When we met, both of us had boyfriends who were living out of state. It took months until we were able to arrange a double date but when we did, luckily for us, our guys hit it off too. Since then we have both gotten engaged, I was married, and Tyler and her are planning for a September wedding. She is getting ready to graduate from SAA in just a few months, with a degree in graphic design. During her spring break this week we managed to fit in two visits, and take a bit of photos.

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Andrea Rosey Csia - each one is so unique…your work is astounding, really!

Mary Kathryn Hartman - Thank you so much, I appreciate it!

Grace Stadler - Awww these warm my heart :)

Beth Chasse - So exciting, (excited face!)

Charlie Peppler - Beth, they look great! You’re right, your friend Mary is a very talented photographer.

Donna Kane - Wow absolutely beautiful : )

Ethan Butler - great stuff!

Jennie Cook Kane - Some gorgeous pictures here.
But then she is a gorgeous young woman.

Courtney - so awesome!!!!!!

David - That’s My daughter…my little Bethy

Bradford - okay these are stunning & super rad.

Andy Nick - I know this dude named Tyler. This very, very lucky dude.

Beth Chasse - Aw, that is so sweet of you to say Andy, Thank you.

Homemade Granola | Recipe

1.  Heat oven to 300 degrees F.

2. In a mixing bowl stir together all dry ingredients (oats, almonds, salt, and cinnamon).

3. Melt coconut oil using a double boiler, on medium heat. Add honey and syrup to coconut oil, stirring till liquids become smooth.

4. Pour liquids into the mix of dry ingredients and stir till oats become dark and coated with liquid.

5. Spread oats on a cookie sheet or glass baking dish. Leave in oven approximately 20 minutes, stirring occasionally.

6. Serve with a dollop of greek yogurt or eat dry for a tasty snack!

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Courtney McCrone - yes! mary! I was just at the store getting ingredients to make my own granola but I realized I didn’t really know what I was doing so now I WILL know what to do! thanks!

Emilie Brown - just made this yesterday and it is soo yums.

Introducing: The Sister Special

The “Sister Special” is the blend of a peppermint mocha & an americano.

It makes for a semi-sweet coffee drink (without being too sweet). It is what my sisters and I get everytime we meet to run errands together.

Brothers will have to create their own beverage, sorry bros. 

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mike - Cute! I’ll have to come with something for my siblings…although it might need to involve tea, since I’m not much of a coffee guy.

Rachel Clarke - YOUR HAIR IS SO CUTE….and I might have to steal that mix, if you don’t mind. :)

Mary Kathryn Hartman - Steal away!! :)

Kelly Park - I LOVE this. those are, um, my two favorites at starbucks. and what cute sisters.

Mary Kathryn Hartman - Aw, thanks Kelly! Get it with your sisters when you come home this week! It will ease the drive.

Beth Chasse - So cute! Love the type on the photo nice touch ;) .

Tara McCrone - starbucks should pay you guys for that first photo. seriously it looks like an ad, I love it!

Morgan Heberle - mary, seriously… they should PAY you for these! the pics make me want to leave blackbird right now, and run to starbucks!

Courtney McCrone - mannn you guys are AWESOME!

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