You've seen this look before, right?
It is usually a warning.
Heed the warning and you might be safe.
Ignore it and you might be nursing some pretty deep wounds.
But sometimes a look like that isn't a warning at all. Sometimes it's just a moment caught in time and out of context.
That's how I'm starting my New Year's resolution (the one I didn't intend to make). I'm taking a picture a day for the next year.
I guess the idea is that in 365 days ... in 365 pictures ... my life will flash before my eyes.
I invite you to join in or follow along for the next 361 days.
I must say at least it should be worth a laugh. Who else starts out their year-long project by putting a *scarf on a cat*?
*It is for a good cause, though - OFA fundraising project.*
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My facebook status on New Year's day (or thereabouts) was "Sometime in the past year and a half I stopped taking pictures for the fun of it ... this year I'm going to do that more."
I don't know if I'm going to make it to a picture-a-day, but I definitely want to start taking more pictures, and even (~gasp~) posting stuff to flickr again.
Looking forward to seeing as the year progresses!
On a much smaller scale, one of Kai's assignments this week is to draw a picture each day of something important that happened to her that day. It'll be interesting to see what a 6YO deems important - yesterday was a popcorn bucket with her giving a 'thumbs up'.
Wow, Cara. I don't think that's a smaller scale at all. If I had to draw a picture a day this project NEVER would have happened. If Annabel gets that assignment she may need her own blog!
Sorry, should have clarified...the assignment is only for a week.
We've branched off and are now keeping a family journal. One important thing that happened to us each day is journaled at dinner.
Tonight is day #2. I'll be surprised (but happy) if it lasts a week.
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