We are seriously at week 38 of this Project 52 journey. If you want to learn more about how it all began, click here. As always, remember that at the bottom of my post you can follow the next wonderful photographer in our blog circle and see her interpretation of this weeks theme.
This week our group theme or prompt is {Bodyscapes} or {Body Parts}. Immediately I thought how I would love to photograph the jaw-dropping abs on Paul Walker or the amazingly toned shoulders of Jennifer Garner when she starred on the hit show Alias. Unfortunately, Paul Walker’s abs and J. Garner’s shoulders haven’t made any trips by my house recently, so I worked with what I had (insert sarcastic smile here).
{Bodyscape} Abs, side view.
Now, head on over and check out the wonderful work by Kristen, Lake Mendocino Child Photographer!
7:15 am: Waking up. I want to remember your not so quiet pitter patter of your feet on the hard wood floor, and watching you peek around the corner from half darkness to see Daddy and I making breakfast. On some days you wake up in better moods than others. Today was somewhere in-between
8:15 am: I want to remember the view from my office, the San Francisco Bay on a warm September morning. My office is right on the bay, and I am quite lucky to have a bay view.
9:15 am: Group meeting on Friday’s. I think that my lab members were both entertained as well as perplexed as to why on earth I would bring my camera to group meetings. But most people these days know that my camera is really just a part of me now.
10:15 am: Still in group meeting. We have three expecting moms in our group. I want to remember how important it is to appreciate the friendships that motherhood brings together.
11:15 am: Shorter than usual day in the office. Headed to Target to purchase Thank you cards for each of the kids teachers.
1:15 pm: I want to remember sitting alone in my house, in my kitchen, tearfully trying to express my family’s gratitude for the teachers that have cared for my children for the last four years. Some teachers were better than others, but when I look at my kids smiling faces, I know that they were happy and I am thankful.
3:15 pm: The party has started. I want to remember that you chose the Venom superhero cookie that Daddy decorated for you and not any of the Captain Americas, the Hulk, or the Spidermans that I made. That is o.k. because you were thrilled and this party was for you and your friends. I still think my cookies rocked though!
4:15 pm: I want to always remember Teacher Barry. You were with him for 3 1/2 years. He loves you so much and you love him. I want to remember this goodbye.
5:15 pm: Home. Some quiet play time before dinner. I think both my kids were tired of my camera, but intrigued that I was photographing them from under the couch.
6:15 pm: Some after dinner quiet time on the Ipad. I am not sure if I am happy or mad at Nate for teaching her how to do her ABC’s on the Ipad. But I want to remember how grown up you looked sitting there learning the sound that each letter makes.
