Here’s looking at you. . .
Ash:
1. What is the most marvelous thing you have ever seen?
The birth of my niece. I was my sister's birth coach and I helped her through delivery while the doctor was trying to force her to have a c-section. My niece kept flipping over, making it really hard for my sister to push her out but I knew she could do it. When my niece was finally born and I got to cut her cord, it was very emotional for me.
2. Are you a starter or a finisher?
I'm definitely a starter. I start so many crafts and projects. I always mean to finish them but I keep putting them off. I think I usually finish them...eventually. It sometimes takes years though.
3. When did your heart last ‘skip a beat’? Why?
When my husband took me to the spot he proposed for an anniversary picnic dinner.
4. What does your perfect day look like?
A day with my family at the beach.
5. What would you call your autobiography?
I Won't Let My Past Define Me. I don't know. Maybe that's lame. Something to do with overcoming a horribly abusive childhood with a shitty family and growing up to be the strong woman I am today.
Bonus: How does it feel to be photographed?
Uncomfortable. I have awful self esteem from my past traumas. I definitely need guidance with posing because I am horribly critical of myself.
Husband:
1. What is the most marvelous thing you have ever seen?
The most marvelous thing I have ever seen was the birth of my daughter. There was so much emotional static buildup leading to her birth, it was just a glorious magical moment.
2. Are you a starter or a finisher?
I am definitely a finisher, but a starter by impulse. By this I mean that in most instances I am unlikely to initiate because I tend to live life reactively, I take what comes my way and roll with it, I adapt accordingly. However I am also riden by impulsivity at times and will initiate or instigate some sort of start.
3. When did your heart last ‘skip a beat’? Why?
The night we had Wife's FWB over and she came out of the bedroom in the glory of her newest outfit. This was followed rather quickly by her turning around to give us the entire show and I saw the gleam of silver between her exquisite ass cheeks, knowing that meant there was a plug in her ass.
4. What does your perfect day look like?
A day with my family (immediate: Wife and Daughter) spent making breakfast together and enjoying each other's company around a small table. Followed by some outdoor exploration for the majority of the day. Curling up around a fire for a fire cooked meal for dinner before putting my daughter to bed. Followed by some intimate nake time with Wife under the stars and moon before falling asleep in each other's arms.
5. What would you call your autobiography?
The Grey Lantern
Bonus: How does it feel to be photographed?
As long as I am directed as to what to do I am content. I don't think I am an incredible subject for shooting, but I can forget that in the moment. If I am not directed I get really uncomfortable and anxious. I don't have an eye for photography or a shot unless struck by inspiration and that isn't something I am able to force to the surface.
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