You may have noticed that I've changed the way I'm updating this blog. Honestly, I've been considering just closing down the whole thing and asking anyone interested to follow along on Flickr (or Ravelry, or one of the two blogs I still actually update), since I never write anything here, any more, but... I guess I'll leave it alone for now.
I'm still trying to take photos for Project 365, though I've missed another day here and there and just taken "make-up photos" to fill in the gaps. Now that I'm a month behind posting the photos, though, I'm going to take an easy route to catching up. To save time and trouble, I'll just share the photos through Flickr's built-in sharing function. The result isn't as pretty as if I took the trouble to post them as I had been doing, but it sure is a lot easier. If you want to see the photos larger, I recommend just heading over to Flickr to do so. (These latest photos should have links, and there's always the link in the sidebar, of course.)
...That's all. Back to our regularly scheduled never-posting-anything-but-photos.
Showing posts with label project 365. Show all posts
Showing posts with label project 365. Show all posts
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
99/365 - Seeds
We'll try to plant a few seeds, this year. We probably should have gotten them started earlier, but there's plenty of growing season ahead.
96/365 - Drywall
We've started putting drywall on the ceiling of the garage. Here's Donald securing a sheet while the handy lift holds it in place.
94/365 - Zesty Oven Fries
The toaster oven is convenient for things like our oven-baked fries. (Yummy.) It's especially nice in the summer. No need to heat up the whole oven for baking small things (and we can even take it outside to avoid heating up the house).
92/365 - Springtime
Generic "springtime" photo to fill in for the photo I forgot to take yesterday... Everything is greening up nicely!
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
91/365 - Working on the Garage
We're working on insulating the garage. (The tape is just to hold the insulation in place temporarily, until we can put up the drywall.)
There are a few more photos of the garage on Flickr, and we'll be sure to take more when there's more progress to show.
89/365 - Clematis
This is one of three clematis vines my mother gave me from her garden a year or two ago. I haven't had the best of luck with clematis, in the past, but so far (knock on wood) these are hanging in there.
(And a bonus photo of the same flower one day later...)
88/365 - Eskie Smile
Enjoying some time on the bed before someone ruins the fun by announcing that it's time for the inevitable "Night-Night Walk with Molly".
87/365 - Bee Trap
Carpenter bees are real pests around our yard, so this year we've made a couple of traps for them-- one for the patio and one for the shed. We've caught quite a few bees already.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
86/365 - Thread Crochet
Thread crochet feels like such an indulgent hobby, which is funny, because you get so many hours of entertainment from a single ball of cotton thread.
85/365 - Tidy
This is actually a make-up photo. I forgot to take one for this day, so I took two the next day. It's an accurate representation of the missed day, though, because that was the day I finally tidied up the dressing table. Most of my collection of little trinket boxes went into a shallow drawer cleared out for the purpose. Maybe I'll rotate them to put different ones out on display, every so often. Most likely, I'll never bother... I much prefer this less cluttered look. Maybe I'll be able to keep it dusted, now.
84/365 - "No photos, please!"
This is one of the "neighbor cats", Mr. Fat. I'm pretty sure he's the one who doesn't like the camera... In any case, he ran away when he saw ours.
82/365 - Electricity, Part 3
The "pre-drywall" electric work was completed on this day. Here you can see the wiring ready for a security light on the outside of the garage.
81/365 - Electricity, Part 2
The second day of electric work. They started pulling the wire throughout the garage and buried the conduit connecting the line to the house.
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