India is a photographer's dream. The golden tones of the desert, the intricately detailed temples, the blindingly bright saris, the magnificence of forgotten forts, the flowing chaos of cities, and the constant movement of one billion people all compete for your attention and beg to be remembered.

Well, we're back... home again, safe and sound, after a deliriously spectacular whirlwind honeymoon that spanned three countries and over 18,000 miles.

Nearly seven years ago, a boy named Timothy and a girl named Jessica met for the first time. Perhaps they met by chance or perhaps the world always intended for them to meet. But on that late November evening, that boy named Timothy and that girl named Jessica had no idea what wonder would come into their lives when they began to stand side by side.

Described by Rudyard Kipling as "the embodiment of all things pure," the Taj Mahal is located only a few hours by train from Delhi. But with limited travel time is visiting the Taj Mahal a "must see" for a first trip to India?

Thirty-two years ago, our world got a little bit better. A pair of green eyes opened for the first time, a pair of lips gave their first smile, and things would never be the same again.