Dresden, five years ago. Joey and I leaned in across a wooden table for this picture. I remember the easy smiles and the feeling of having nowhere else to be. Sometimes the simplest moments become the memories I hold onto most.
Five years ago in Dresden, Joey and I leaned in for this picture. I love how one photograph can bring back a whole feeling: the warmth, the closeness, and the simple joy of being together. Some memories always make me smile.
January 2020 with Joey. Snow coming down, bundled up together, and nowhere we needed to be. Looking back, it鈥檚 the ordinary moments like this鈥攖he cold, the laughter, just us鈥攖hat I hold onto most. 鉂勶笍鉂わ笍
January 2023 with Joey. No big occasion, just us at home stealing a quiet photo together. Looking back, it's the simple moments I treasure most鈥攖he ones that felt ordinary then and mean everything now. 鉂わ笍
Christmas 2023 with Joey. Cozy on the couch, bundled up, and stealing a quiet moment together. Sometimes the simplest pictures end up meaning the most. 鉂わ笍
Christmas 2020 with Joey. Cozy, a little silly, and surrounded by way too many ornaments鈥攅xactly how Christmas should feel. I鈥檓 glad we took the picture. 鉂わ笍
August 2026. My Yellowstone spoof. No ranch, no cattle, just a cowboy hat, a leather jacket, and my best John Dutton stare. I may not own a thousand acres, but I can look like I have a few rules about the fence line.
Christmas 2018 with Joey. I still love this one鈥攖he lights, the tree, and that easy kind of happiness you don鈥檛 think to hold onto until years later. 鉂わ笍
Christmas 2018 with Joey. Looking back, I love how easy this moment felt鈥攃ozy clothes, a glowing tree, and the kind of smile that comes from being exactly where you want to be. 鉂わ笍