what's a picture worth to you?

Treyton

May 8, 2024

loss is part of life.

and something I'll never regret having is pictures from when times were better.

so one of my most closely held beliefs is spend more money on things that:

make you happy
make memories

overdue bliss

coldest game in Chiefs history (-28ºF)

biltmore estate - 28th birthday

2024 chiefs parade

nights in new york

public beach access #18

"Moods change, but the mood in a picture stays the same"

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