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#4893 510/365 2023
I rescued this little chap from a skip (I do love a bit of skip diving). I reckon there's every chance I can nurse this one back to health
11.365 (1/11/17). I decided to abandon the number of chess pieces to go along with the day attempt--I tried a few with 11, but nothing that I liked. My inspiration/creativity on this theme may be waning.
as of today it's official. I love the letter J. I love writing it. it just flows so easily from my pen. It also just so happens to be the letter that begins both my brother's and my dad's names, as well as that of my new little niece.
7:34 a.m. — BMO sign and passing car in the rain, Marine Avenue / HWY 101, Powell River, B.C., Canada.
2 of 365 for 2022.
Nikon D200
AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 G
Optimize Image: More Vivid
WB: Direct Sunlight
As long as you ignore all of the start up costs, I save money every week on groceries by growing veggies and herbs in the garden. Plus the lettuce tastes great!
ODC - 12/19/2025 - How or What do you save?
"Dool, dool to Blelack,
And dool to Blelack's heir,
For drivin' us fae the Seely Howe,
To the cauld hill o' Fare"
So goes the fairies' curse on the Laird of Blelack House for dislodging them from Seely Howe to their new home on Hill of Fare.
A hill that brought them no joy!
Final hurricane prep... I always make cookies in case the power goes out. Looks like Hurricane Idalia will hit north of us, but we'll get a lot of rain and wind gusts throughout the night.
The reason that, (a) why my feet were getting wet when I drained the basin after shaving and (b) why the cabinet drawers under the basin were swimming in water ...
..I'm doing it. (You see, things like this happen when it's 4:30am and you're still wide awake and restless and inspired.)
And because it's past 4 am, I have a confession to make.
Everytime I find awesome photostreams here in flickr (like, say, Isayx3's or Just.K's, and all you lovely people who never fail to inspire me every single day), I'd always jump to the oldest page in their streams to see how far they've come since their first upload. You should try it too, it's fun. It's become a habit I'd automatically do, so if you're in my contact list, I've seen all your humble beginnings. :)
So thanks. Because now, I say to myself, if you all managed to do it, then maybe someday I'd get to inspire other people and be brilliant at photography like you, too.
Ergo, here's my humble beginning. One photo a day for 365 days. (And no, I can't do 365 self-portraits, lol, so I'm doing this freestyle. Meanwhile, I'm keeping my 52 weeks for the self-portraits.)
Project 365, here weee go. *inhale,exhale* :)
Start: April 17, 2009
End: April 17, 2010
P.S. It took me a while writing this, lol, I got carried away. Thanks for the first comments (that was fast!), and the votes of confidence. I love ya all! <3
Jan 20 A rainy day in England. There are a few blurry spots on this pic that appear to be ghostly apparations...I think they are called rain drops.
“The size of your success is measured by the strength of your desire; the size of your dream; and how you handle disappointment along the way.” ~Robert Kiyosaki
It's easiest to be sour about the things which can go wrong from time to time, but today I choose to look at the glass half full.
Good things which happened today:
1.) A really nice old man who adores Chuy gave us a bouquet of fresh basil from his garden when we walked passed his yard this morning.
2.) My Art Lecturer was extremely helpful.
Things I know will get sorted out:
1.) University Admin Glitch: unbeknownst to me, they changed the unit code and classifications for one of my Art subjects and I ended up attending a class which I already completed in my second year.
Now I need to sort it out with my Course Coordinator - it may be too late for me to enrol into a new unit so instead of finishing this semester, I might have to do 1 unit next semester...
I'm sure it'll all work out..