Visual Ramblings: the chronicles of tomas flint - visual explorer.

Enthusiastic observer of light, love & all things living.

Greetings beautiful blog people. Welcome to the newly renovated visual:ramblings. Here you'll find stories of love, tid-bits of wisdom and visual ramblings detailing the life and times of yours truly. The idea here is not to simply showcase my work, but to establish and maintain an interactive environment where readers and contributors become one in the same - as this space does not belong to me, but to all who breathe life into it through reading, embracing and reacting to its visual randomness. I sincerely hope that you enjoy your visit and look forward to a wonderful journey together.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Out of Studio Reminder

Greetings Dear Friends,

Just a quick note to let you all know that we will be out of the Studio from Wednesday, September 10 through Tuesday, September 16. Internet and Cell Phone access may be shoddy. If you have an emergency, please call 1.888.88FLINT and leave a message with our answering service. Otherwise, know that we will get back to you upon our return next Tuesday.

Thank you all in advance for your understanding :) Now if we can just stay out of the course of those da*m hurricanes! Wish us luck!!!

love.laughter.light,
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Tying the Knot : Heather & Jeff

So I've said it a million times, and heard it even more. Tying the Knot. I never thought about it much, I guess. You know...tying the knot...getting married...yeah. A few weeks ago, Heather and Jeff explained to me that they would be "tying the knot" during their ceremony in front of the Upper Falls at Letchworth State Park. OK. Wait a minute...what??

Apparently, 'tying the knot' is actually an old English custom whereby the couple's hands are actually tied together with rope during their wedding ceremony to symbolize their union as one. Yup, and according to legend, the couple were not to untie their hands until they consummated the marriage :) Now I don't know much about that last bit, but it sure was a treat to watch these two tie the knot on a hot August afternoon in front of their international families and friends. If you are interested in finding the origins of other English sayings click here to visit Ye Old English Sayings. Did you ever wonder where 'get your goat' came from??

Heather and Jeff compliment each other so well. A ying and a yang.
She is just darling. Vibrant and full of life.
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He is a bit more reserved. Kind, gracious and and an incredibly talented musician.
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Together they shine.
Good times were had by all who attended. The weather was perfect, the setting was magical and the band kicked some serious butt. Thank you all for being so wonderful to us. And thank you to Kelli Marsh for your curiosity, love and support on this fine day.

Heather & Jeff - Tying the Knot
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Coolest Wedding Day gift EVER!!! Heather presented this Gretsch Country Gentleman hallow-body acoustic to Jeff just before his band went on. Needless to say, he was a bit taken back. But he picked it up and played like a champ, and we all ate it up! Another little tid-bit...George Harrison used this guitar (not this exact one, but this type) when the Beatles recorded All My Lovin way back in 1963. Countless of other guitarists have used this body before and after, but I'm what you might call a beatlefreak.
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Here's a funny one. Note to Jeff...exercise caution when inciting a chest butt from your flower girls.
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That's all for now dear friends. I hope that this finds you well.

love.laughter.light,
t