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This was taken back in August, I think. It was a trip to Lava Hot Springs, in Idaho.
I thought this was pretty cool. It's at the entrance of a store, on the floor, in New Orleans.
World AIDS day, close ups, road trips, and more troops to Afghanistan. It all makes for an interesting week of great shots.
1. 156/365 || Red Ribbon (in Blue), 2. sleeping to dream about you, 3. Convergence, 4. 328/365 ***Explored***, 5. peace at what price, 6. The Sears Tower, 7. Undomestic bliss, 8. Rakim , 9. 291/365: Back on the farm, 10. lips like sugar., 11. Us, 12. To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly., 13. The Look
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A door in New Orleans that I thought would make a great photo. I love shots like this. I want to do a photo shoot there with someone.
I got some pretty good shots of one of the burial sites there. Some have been there so long that they look like this.
She lives in Germany with her mom, so she doesn't get to see her daddy too often. This is one of the first pictures I fired off, in fact, I do believe it was the second picture I took.
Jazmine and Emma got along perfectly. I will post a few of them together, later on.
There are two babies in that there belly. :) I should be taking some more pictures of her this weekend, if we can swing getting together. I want some as she progresses along.
It sprinkled off and on while there. I love the sky in this one. There are 100 photos so they all won't be posted here. Have a looksie at the link below.
To see the rest of the album go here.
This reminds me of the footprints poem. One of my favorites.
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The more pictures you see, the better you are as a photographer.
~Robert Mapplethorpe
We went on a swamp tour and got to see this fella. He was huge.
I was trying to catch this photo without them seeing me but the girl one of these caught me and had the boy one look at me. So he made this face while she sat there and smiled. I was sure they were going to ask me for money. Everyone there does something for a tip.
Do you remember where you were when you got the news that we were being attacked?
I was at work on the phone with a taxpayer when a co-worker came running down the hall yelling "terroist attack". Then my taxpayer confirmed it over the phone with me that we were indeed being attacked. We ended our call and everyone ran into a media room and the news was already on. We sat and watched the second plane go into the building. We sat and watched the tower's crumble. We never get released for work, but we did that day and it took longer to get home that day, than any other...everyone was anxious to be home with their families to share the turmoil that our great country was undergoing.
Tell me where you were on that dreadful day.
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Book six of 2010 for The 25 Book Challenge for 2010.
From the back of the book:
With her shopping excesses (somewhat) in check and her career as a TV financial guru thriving. Becky's biggest problem seems to be tearing her entrepreneur boyfriend, Luke, away from work for a romantic country weekend. And worse, figuring out how to "pack light." But packing takes on a whole new meaning when Luke announces he's moving to New York for business - and he asks Becky to go with him! Before you can say "Prada sample sale," Becky has landed in the Big Apple, home of Park Avenue penthouses and luxury department stores. Surely it's only a matter of time until she becomes an American TV celebrity, and she and Luke are the toast of Gotham society. Nothing can stand in their way, especially with Becky's bills miles away in London. But then an unexpected disaster threatens her career prospects, her relationship with Luke, and her available credit line! Shopaholic Takes Manhattan-but will she have to return it?
This was a good book for me. It's a book two of a series. This was a quick two day read for me. Next book will be something from my Kindle. Not sure which yet but you'll see when I've finished it.
The mommy, showing exactly who is boss of this family. :)
This was a fun one. They were having a great time, and these smiles are all natural.
I don't have a description today for this photo. Just know that I'm ready for Spring weather. We had rain, snow and hail today. Blech!
77/365
Being at the right place at the right time can only happen when you keep moving toward the next opportunity.
~Arthur Pine
I threw this corned beef into the crockpot yesterday so it's nice and tender, just falling apart. I went to the store to buy some bread and cheese to make a sandwich that I have been wanting so badly. It was worth the wait.
76/365
When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad. That's my religion.
~Abraham Lincoln
Saturday
March 20, 2010
I didn't have the kids this weekend and it was the first day of Spring so I figured I may as well go out and see what I can find to shoot. I thought this came out well. I don't like the "stuff" under the mountains where the buses pull in but I wanted the Mountain in it.
BTW, this is a snow plow for the tracks.
Introducing the McMillan Family. This is the mommy and daddy. I will post some of the kiddos later. They were great to work with. Gorgeous family, which made my job so much easier.
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April 17, 2010
I'm such a buff about Bonnie and Clyde that when I seen this car, I about peed myself, lol. I was so excited. Its a 1929 model.
This is the staircase in the house in the picture before this one. Goodness, I was drooling...I wanted so badly to walk through these houses. Yes, there are more to come.
Another Montana shot:
This was a fly by shot. Even though it was not thought out or planned, I'm pretty impressed with how well it looks.
This box is going to Germany. They can't get certain things there that they can get in the states, so I'm sending them some goodies. And some Easter outfits for the widdle people.
72/365
Destiny is not a matter of chance; it's a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for; it is a thing to be achieved. ~William Jennings Bryan
This was on Sunday, on my way to church. I didn't want to have to worry about another shot later in the day. I'm trying to get back into the habit of picking up my camera, be patient with me. At least I'm shooting daily, even if its with my phone. ;)
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clouds and yellow fields.
I had a photo shoot last Saturday and it looks like I will have one this coming Saturday too. Wow, it's all coming together pretty fast.
These are books eight and nine of The 25 book challenge for 2010.
I have not read a Jodi book that I haven't liked. Nineteen minutes is about a young boy who is bullied his whole life. He gets so tired of it and goes to school one day and starts shooting. The story talks about how the parents of the victims feel as well as the parents of the boy doing the shooting. Lacy Houghton was a mid-wife and brought life into the world. Her son, Peter, did the opposite. Peter was a victim of perpetual bullying from a very early age, indeed from kindergarten through to high school. One day he just snapped and he walked into high school with guns instead of books. The results were horrific.
In Cold Blood is based on a true story of some killings that happened. Two men were in prison together and overheard someone speaking of this family who "had lots of money", so when they got out of prison, they found this family and murdered them. The family didn't have "lots of money". The crime was brutal and horrific.
I liked both books, I like to read true stories.
They are really good. Wanna see what they are made of? Go here.
Got my photo done early today, yay me.
62/365
No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.
~ Einstein
Remember my demon kitty? Well here she is, still alive and kicking. She's still a brat but she's getting better. My dog, Harley, is really good with her. When Sandee is being a brat I tell Harley, "git her" and she will chase her around and wrestle her down. Then they play until they are both tired which makes it all better for me.
Some of the good stuff. I needed a boost. Yum!
65/365
The world breaks everyone, and afterward many are strong at the broken places ~Hemingway
Book 12 of the 25 book challenge of 2010.
I don't think I need a book discreption on this one...I hadn't read it until now...Charlie is a nutjob.