One Day Left-No Rhyme or Reason

(This is rambles and babbles)

Tomorrow is the big day. 

Not only is it my last bout of the season, but it is the day I am shaving my head for St Bakdrick's! I'm excited, terrified, and overwhelmed. The overwhelmed is strictly from the "Wow, look at how generous my friends, family and all these strangers are! Look how amazing!" Excited and terrified because I am going to miss my hair and I am afraid my head will be super bumpy.
I don't think this gives my hair justice, but you can see there is a lot of it!
I really am humbled and touched by the support I have received. This is a charity that touches me. I have lost friends and family to cancer. I am tired of it. I want to make it stop. And so, I fight. I fight really hard and I will do whatever I can to raise awareness and money to make it stop.
Thank you for helping me fight.


So, I hope to capture some of tomorrow through Glass.
Lately I have started bringing it out again. It's been helpful in my house hunting adventures, and helpful in my "Look! Fun!" times as well.  And, to be honest, I have just be down right playing with Glass trying to capture hysterical faces and moments!

How can I not love this man? Look at that face! < 3
I can only hope that I can capture the amazing times that are right around the corner. In two weeks I am also taking a vacation (staying home) so I hope to take Glass out more on the bike and around my state. I want to share why I love New England so much. Really... this place is amazing.

I guess I should share more #throughglass things. Last post I also shared a video through Glass of the Londonderry Old Home Day parade. Now, I will share a picture of NHRD being amazing, picture taken through Glass!
PARADE!!! 

So... ramble babble and stuff... tomorrow is huge. I hope to see you there. And, if not... that's okay. Cheer from where you are, feel warmth in your heart. I know I do. I cannot wait!
Huge shout out to Bash, JC, Su, Mimi, and Chuck. I love you ladies. You make my heart happy! Let's rub our heads together tomorrow!
All the Info you need. Hope to see you there!!!

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