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Starting as I mean the year to go - with a decent breakfast! Here's to 2023 y'all! #Project365 #Breakfast #PhotoOfTheDay
Bacon, cheese and fried egg muffin
Earl Grey tea
Buck's Fizz
Day 122: When i came home today i saw these ladders lined up. I just knew that i had to get a picture of them..and one picture is all i got. After i took the one picture the painter came by and moved them
On Wednesday we lost a dear friend. Amy Reynolds' battle with cancer came to an end. And we all gathered tonight at Grace Community Church to say goodbye. It was a very beautiful, emotional service, but the highlight for me was this group of 60-70 people from the theatre community and beyond singing "For Good" from Wicked. I know they would have made Amy very proud.
My sister decide to take piano lessons. So in order to practice she bought this. Her room is right next to mine, and when ever she plays it, it annoys the hell out of me. She just keeps playing the same thing over and over and over.... Good thing she also bought a headphone for it, now I told her its mandatory for her to use the headphones.
11.28.10
another day of goodbyes. taken during a layover at the dallas airport waiting to get myself back home to austin.
This is the wreath I made from an earlier post in January, finally got it on Stephanie's head! What a trooper for standing out in the cold
Tonight's Project 365 photo is of the sun setting behind the water tower on Walsh Estate.
Got a few surprised looks from passing drivers, as I had to get in the right spot to take the shot without getting any power lines in from of it.
I never realised that it doubled as a mobile phone tower.
Preplanning this shot was easy. For sunsets, I use an iPad app called LightTrac so I know where the sun will be when I get there and where I should park, before I even left home. www.lighttracapp.com
Today's Project 365 photo is of what has become our traditional entree for Christmas lunch.
We normally have a buy some prawns, Dad catches the yabbies in the lead up to Christmas and I bring up a rock lobster.
Very tasty, even if it only happens once a year.
Merry Christmas Everyone!
My sister & I have been exchanging moose gifts for over 20 years now. This was what I got this year. The funny thing is that I also bought her a moose salt & pepper shaker this year too.
This is Nelda (April's Mom) and Wayne. Nelda is 68 and Wayne is 76, and they got married today. They were even on the news: www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=626188636064!
Whenever anyone asks if I will videotape or photograph their wedding I immediately say no, but I volunteered for this one and was honored to be there.
Okay, this is MY Project365, and I'm running it by MY rules.
Today, I ran a 7.5mile road race in Dunblane in the teeth of strong winds, and my Dear Daughter and Dear Wife were kind enough to stand at the finishing line and wait for me. So since this picture, taken by Jenni, was of me, I claim it as a legitimate part of MY project 365.
This is me finishing, in a time of 1:02:47, position 137 out of 254 finishers. If I look knackered and flat footed, there's a good reason for that :-)
Weather conditions were not great. A strong wind blew in our faces for a good part of the run, and I have to admit I struggled to keep focus for such a long run. An incomplete GPS track is at www.endomondo.com/workouts/12159229
Anyway, thanks to the organisers for a meticulously organised race - I really enjoyed it. The ultimate goal for all of this is the Glasgow Half Marathon on 4-Sep... but the short term goal is a warm bath and a nice glass of wine!
After a damn good weeding. There's about 140 onions and 20 shallots growing here. Will keep us going ...
A previous co-worker thought it would be funny to leave about 100+ of his business cards scattered throughout the drawers of my new desk (which was his old desk). So funny! This is all of the business cards once I stacked them.
Today's Project 365 pic is from this morning when some very low level cloud was moving very fast across the sky.
My parents had some strong winds overnight, so the tractor will be busy in the next few days clearing up some fallen tree limbs.
It was 4 seasons in one day in Ballarat today, so I stayed inside all afternoon and listened to some vinyl.
I'm not one of those audiophiles that bang on about how vinyl is a much richer sound, pops, crackles, blah blah blah.. I just wanted to listen to some stuff that isn't in my MP3 collection.