Carina Dunmore

@cdunmore

3 months ago

Posted On: July 2nd 2026, 01:10 am

💕July Baby Mini Sessions – Now Booking! 💕

For the entire month of July only, I’m offering a limited number of Baby Mini Sessions in my studio!

These sessions are perfect for capturing your little one during their first year… whether they’re 3 months old doing tummy time, sitting up, standing with support, or somewhere in between. Every stage is so sweet and goes by so quickly.

🤍 30-minute studio session
🤍 Babies 3–12 months old
🤍 Access to my studio wardrobe for boys, girls & twins
🤍 Siblings welcome for a few portraits
🤍 5 edited digital images included
🤍 Additional images available
🤍 $100 deposit and $200 on the day of the session
🤍 Weekday mornings only in July (message me to schedule)

These sessions are quick, easy, and completely stress-free!They are perfect for the summer heat and busy schedules.

I will only be offering these during the month of July, and once the spots are gone, they’re gone!

Only 10 sessions available. Message me to book yours. 🤍

Our last get together 🥲 We don’t know when we’ll all be together like this again. I wish nothing but success for every single person in this house. May Tamasha be the beginning of beautiful opportunities and may it open doors for each of us to achieve everything we’ve ever wished for. ✨

Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned as the U.S. ambassador to Greece on Tuesday after the White House asked her to do so following a string of damaging reports, including that she had asked a Republican donor to pay off her credit card.

Guilfoyle was one of the first ambassadors to be nominated in the president’s second term. Once a prominent Trump insider, she suggested she will now fight to defend her reputation.

At the link in our bio, learn more about Guilfoyle’s rise and fall.

गुरुदेव नाम, मंत्र और उपासना के रूप में सदैव आपके साथ हैं।
Shri Hit Premanand Govind Sharan Ji Maharaj
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भजन मार्ग | परम पूज्य वृन्दावन रसिक संत श्री हित प्रेमानन्द गोविन्द शरण जी महाराज
श्री हित राधा केली कुंज, वराह घाट, वृन्दावन धाम

September 11th was the most perfectly ordinary day, and also the least ordinary day of my life. It’s funny how that works.

We spent three days at a hideaway in the country. Just her and I, and the chirp of the birds at dawn. We woke up Friday morning in the Mill Pond cabin, and like all our other mornings, we shared early coffee in bed - only that morning, it was slow moving and without deadline. We reflected on the year, our highs, cherished memories and goals for the months to come. We sat in the sauna, had breakfast on the deck, I taught Zoe backgammon.

We read in the afternoon, growing a shade darker under the warm September sun. And then Zoe pulled out this set of questions she’d found weeks earlier and saved - all about love and partnership. She wanted to go through them together.

As the sun dropped and the air cooled off, Zoe suggested we open champagne. It was golden hour, the property filled with glimmering goldenrod - like the universe was in on my grand plan.

Here’s the thing: I’ve known I wanted to spend my life with Zoe since the very beginning of us. There’s never been a question or doubt, ever. Only a through-lifetimes kind of knowing. But I never wanted a big planned proposal - no outfit, no rehearsed script, and no specific place or time. I wanted it raw and real and entirely ours. And frankly, I wanted to surprise the one person who’s near impossible to surprise. Turns out it’s possible. Somehow, someway, this moment was coming together even better than I’d been dreaming up for months.

So there we were, in our sweatpants and Kanes, champagne in our glasses, and a bag of sea salt chips between us.

I looked at her and said, “I know we said no gifts, but I broke that rule.”

“Is it a pony?”

It was not a pony. Instead, a ring inscribed with ‘lucky me’ - my whole heart, in the two words we say to each other every day.

“Is this real life?” she asked.

And in an instant, I became the luckiest woman in the world.

#wlw #wlwcouple

It’s been a painful time for many as we grapple with the issue of sexual violence at Cornell University. Many of you have asked the Cornell Lab of Ornithology to voice the Lab’s values and commitments. We have shared an affirmation on our website and are including it here. Thank you to everybody in the birdwatching community who has expressed such concern, compassion, and care.

Carina Dunmore

@cdunmore

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