If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine

Thursday, January 27, 2011

MCP Photo Project 52: Week 3

Week 3: Shades of Grey


And yes, I know it's lame to take a picture of a bunch of pictures. We'll refer to this as my "slacker" week.

MCP Photo Project 52: Week 2

Week 2: Illustrate a Song

"Wordplay" by Jason Mraz.

MCP Photo Project 52: Week 1

So this year instead of posting whatever photos I want every weekend like I did last year, I decided I wanted something a little more focused. I'm not disciplined enough to do a 365 project, so instead I'm doing the MCP Project 52, where you post a photo every week based on a certain theme given. It's run by a few different photographers and if you don't like the theme they come up with, they tell you to just branch off that week and do your own thing. Considering I'm already 3 weeks behind, we'll see how long I keep this up . . .

Week 1: Around the House


Part of the aftermath of me baking a cake that my aunt makes so much better. Lesson learned.

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

December 25 Weekend Photos: Merry, merry


Christmas with the family.




Guess who?





Sunday, December 19, 2010

December 18 Weekend Photos: Converse to the rescue

I work one night a week at a kids' recreation center, and this past Friday we were told to come super dressed up or look festive. I threw these shoes on and called it a day.*


The rest of my outfit made up for it (sort of), but I was just happy to find a way around wearing heels since I spend most of the six hours chasing around 182 12-year-olds who are hopped up on sugar.


One shoe may be slightly older than the other.


*Stole the idea from my mom, who used to come this way to the school Christmas party (also with one green sock and one red sock).

Thursday, December 16, 2010

December 11 Weekend Photos: Happy babies

Sonja (1 month) and Isaac (about 7 months) at our Bible Study Christmas lunch.





Saturday, December 11, 2010

December 4 Weekend Photos: Discovery through decorating

Christmas decorating.


The time when you remember a furry friend your former student gave you years ago.



The time you discover which snow globes have held up remarkably well after 15 years.




And which ones, from much more recent years, have not.


Really have not. And yes, the water should be clear, not urine-colored.



How do you even go about disposing of a snow globe? The whole idea seems a little murderous, really.