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- We're The Christensons
- This blog reveals stories and imagery from our professional work and personal adventures. We are creative portrait and destination wedding photographers that live, work and play on the west coast of the US of A. We also run an award winning graphic design studio. But more than that, we’re a young abstract family trying to live this life to its absolute fullest. As you look through some of the blog entries below you will get a good feel for what makes us tick, and you’ll be introduced to some of our latest design and photo projects. Check back often for updates, and if you see something you like don’t be afraid to leave a comment.
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
MAN TRIP 101
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Friday, July 13, 2007
Visit from Bisel
This past weekend my long lost buddy from the heartland stopped by Bend for a visit. It was SO GOOD reminiscing with Matt Bisel about the lives we lived in Kansas back in Highschool and most of college. We were best buddies...just living the bachelor dream! We wrote songs, recorded, and toured together all across the Midwest. We even took some killer trips to the Hawaiian Islands. And now we're both married and thousands of miles apart. Court & I took Bisel up to the mountains where Matt saw his first siting of a Bald Eagle (it flew right over us while we were swimming). We also found some sweet looking tadpoles and almost got run off the road by a bike race! It was GREAT to see Matt again! I wish he and his wifee would pack up their covered wagon and ride the Oregon Trail to...well...Oregon!
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Sunday, July 08, 2007
WHITE WATER RAFTING
We just got back from the most random expedition we have encountered here in Bend. After church, we got a call from The Fitches inviting us to quickly come over so that we could meet up with some other folks who had randomly picked up a few rafts from a white water rafting company. The sketchy-ness factor was rising as the expedition began to unfold. The whole trip was on a whim and the most random people started showing up to take part in the action (none of which were rafting guides and no real experience to speak of). The idea was to forge the mighty Deschutes River! AND WE ACTUALLY DID, it was exhilarating! We floated a few miles and hit 3 really great sections of rapids that successfully folded our boat in half and launched two guys out of our neighboring boat. It was sweet! Court was falling out at one section of rapids, but we snatched her back in the boat before the river completely took her. Who would have thought that 20 minutes from our front door we could be white water rafting...and this is why we love Bend! Yesterday we were swimming in the mountain lakes and exploring the Cascade Mountain Range, and today we were white water rafting...and we've only been back from SoCal for like 3 days! Who knows what the next adventure will be. The skies pretty much the limit here in Bend.
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Friday, July 06, 2007
SoLong SoCal
All in all, our time in Southern California was perfect! We had our fill with the beach and the surf, hit up some great weddings, and got to spend some quality time with the friends & family that we love so dearly! We decided that we should live near the beach again sometime in the future. The Ocean is our first love, closely followed by the mountains...we need to find a place that has warm oceans with great surf and high snowy mountains surrounding it. The drive back to Bend, Oregon was a long one (15+ hours) but it gave us time to think and time to listen to what the Lord will have us do in the next few months. We're moving full steam ahead and stoked to see what this season of life has for us. He is faithful and we are willing.
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