Liberty Tour Day 1, the Long Drive

 Like many of our trips, I chart nearly every course. I like knowing roughly where we will go, how long it might take, and what interesting things are in the area to see. It's frustrating to get home and see that you were only a few blocks from some awesome thing and had no idea it was there. I make the routes ahead of time so as to avoid getting lost(though it still happens-wait for the day we went to Boston!). Also I just like maps in general and I refuse to use automated gps's.

30 Days Project from Fall Break

Last week was Fall Break for kiddo at school, so I spent loads of time with her doing what she wanted to do. I took only a few minutes out of each day to grab my photo, but no time to actually upload pictures from camera to computer, photoshop and move to Flickr. Today is Monday, back to school, and back to regular routine of posting. So here are last week's photos from the 30 Days Project.

Day 7 Sunset
   Taken of a reflection in the window after taking a dozen shots of looking at a rather boring view from my back porch.


Day 8 Bathroom
 Nothing interesting in our bathrooms, so this is kiddo's fingernail polish


Day 9 Back Yard
  Walnut tree in the back yard, nothing else to see here!


Day 10 Children
  I don't post photos of my kiddo, at least not where you can see her face, it's just a thing I've chosen to do from when she was young. So this is her posing with her new wolf hat/paws thing.


Day 11 Building
  Couldn't get out of the house to photograph something interesting, so this is the gutter on our house from an interesting angle


Day 12 Junk Drawer
 Stuff from my computer drawer


Upcoming subjects: Macro, Rule of Thirds, Patterns, Action, Nature and Landscape. Some of these are going to be rather difficult!