Project-365

There are some days for which wish you could hit delete and remove from existence. Today was one of those. Nothing bad or terrible, but just nothing good either. However, the fabulous meal from Grace when I got home did wonders my mood.

So a few days back I commented on how I was having difficulty finding shots during long work days. My dear friend Dylan (AKA The Cyberhobo) suggested taking a macro look at the world around me and it has been a great reminder of the little details you can miss.

I’ve seen the guys who always have spotless gleaming bicycle chains and I know I will never been one of them. However, I do get a lot of satisfaction when I can get most of the grime taken off and a nice bit of clean oil back on.

After a long rainy day, not that I’m complaining about the rain, it was Grace’s wonderful idea to have homemade pizza. It really hit the spot.

This fine fellow behind the counter at Big Truck Tacos had some definite opinions about certain items on the menu.

I’m having to play a bit of catch-up on these posts.  The good news is that I have taken pictures for every day, just haven’t had time to post them.  In any case, here is a temporary tattoo that I am always proud to wear.  I’ve even occasionally thought about getting a more permanent version done. ;)

It was a weekend of families and children.  It started off with Grace’s niece Avery’s second birthday.  I just loved the way the light highlighted her face.

On Sunday, we headed to Eufaula for Grace’s grandfather’s 90th birthday party.  I was lucky enough to capture this quiet moment between James and his son.

It had been a busy but quiet day in the office with no visitors to speak of. So, it was a pleasant surprise when Ron, one of the most friendly people in the office, dropped by for a chat.