Month: January 2014

My boy loves this baby.  He asked me to take photos and wants to put some of the photos up in his room.

(Sunday photo = no photo count.)

Today’s photo count : 70

The floor he’s running on is covered in bubble wrap. And there are balloons everywhere.

Are you in Pittsburgh? Do you have kids? This is at the Carnegie Museum as part of an exhibit about playgrounds. We’re going back.

Today’s photo count: 49

Photo Count for January 9 : 130

There are a bunch of reasons I think these daily photo projects are worth the effort.  

Here’s one:  When I am still on the hunt for the day’s photo, I enjoy their bedtime antics.

Today’s photo count: 64

(50 of those were more frozen bubbles.)

Like a bunch of other freezing souls, I froze some bubbles.

(Did you see these?)

Born during a snow storm, she’s my snow baby.  But, not much of a baby anymore.  In fact, she reads this blog.  (Hi, Sweetie!)  I check with her (and her sister) before using photos of them now.  She liked this one.  I love it.  

Today’s photo count: 94

Today’s photo count: 56

I was talking to a friend about the inevitable repetition that comes with a daily project.  She mentioned my benches.  (You can see some more here.)  We talked about how they are the same, but not the same, every time.  

She said the same goes for the kids.  The same, and not the same. 

Today’s photo count: 58

I did my best to completely ignore the New Year.  

Then my friend, Mary Beth, posted photo number one of 365.  A few more local photographers are jumping into the project too. I am happy for the company.  Even though I’m over halfway through my 365, this feels like a new start. And that’s what paying attention to the new year is about – letting ourselves begin again.

Today’s photo count: 48