Taking it One Day at a Time – Or One Photo at a Time

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read any of my recent posts you’ll know that one of my goals for this year was to take a photo every day and create a book of it at the end of the year. I thought it would just be a fun project for myself since I realized that last year I didn’t take nearly enough pictures (meaningful pictures that is). With Ray and my Lolo gone, it really made me wish I had more photos and videos of us together. SO, here I am! 🙂

I must say, it’s not easy to take a meaningful photo every day. Especially when your day consists of nothing really but work, eat, and sleep. But I think I’ve been doing a pretty good job! The past 2 weeks haven’t been too momentous (except for my Mom and Ray’s birthdays). But I was looking back at the photos today and they definitely still put a smile on my face.

One thing that I’ve realized only 2 weeks into this project is that these photos have done something amazing for me. It’s given me the gift of a different perspective. It makes me savor the small things and really enjoy it. From a nice bike ride on a sunny day, to spending a special day with family and friends, to a cardboard cut out made by my husband, it’s all fantastic. And I’m so thankful for that.

I put some of my photos on our instagram so follow us to see the photos. But here are some of my faves: