Feb 28, 2012
Inspired by Nature
It's been awhile since I've done one of these collages. Knowing that Picnik is closing it's site in April has really motivated me to take advantage of their fun and easy photo editing.
Feb 24, 2012
Feb 18, 2012
Treasure Found
This past weekend, I had the most wonderful surprise. I tried to use my old camera--I had removed the card for the new camera but knew I could get a few shots with just the internal memory.
To my surprise I got the "memory full" message.
When I looked to see what was on there, I was thrilled to find these pictures of Hope from 6 years ago.
To my surprise I got the "memory full" message.
When I looked to see what was on there, I was thrilled to find these pictures of Hope from 6 years ago.
That last picture looks like "goodbye" to me.
It's strange how something can make you feel so happy and sad at the same time.
I still miss her so much.
Feb 8, 2012
Feb 4, 2012
Jan 30, 2012
Jan 20, 2012
Blessing in Disguise
Last night, I had to stay a little later than usual at work. I was mentally grumbling to myself about how I wished I was on my way home already.
When I finally did get to leave, I realized staying late was a blessing in disguise.
My walk to my car was amazing. I have a bit of a hike to my car (2 miles)--this is by choice, I'm not complaining--so I had time to really appreciate it.
The sky was absolutely stunning. I felt like I was walking into a sepia tone photograph. The light was golden and the sky through the trees was breathtaking. Then it went from golden to orangeish pink.
I wished I had my camera with me, but somehow I don't think a photo would have done it justice.
It's times like this that remind me to thank God--a) for His artistry and b) that I recognized it.
I know there are plenty of times when I don't notice. I can't imagine all the cool things I've missed in my rushing around. But once in awhile, I get thrown off track and hugely rewarded.
When I finally did get to leave, I realized staying late was a blessing in disguise.
My walk to my car was amazing. I have a bit of a hike to my car (2 miles)--this is by choice, I'm not complaining--so I had time to really appreciate it.
The sky was absolutely stunning. I felt like I was walking into a sepia tone photograph. The light was golden and the sky through the trees was breathtaking. Then it went from golden to orangeish pink.
I wished I had my camera with me, but somehow I don't think a photo would have done it justice.
It's times like this that remind me to thank God--a) for His artistry and b) that I recognized it.
I know there are plenty of times when I don't notice. I can't imagine all the cool things I've missed in my rushing around. But once in awhile, I get thrown off track and hugely rewarded.
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