Normally I have granola in yogurt or peanut butter on whole grain toast for breakfast, but work is getting to me…
But by lunch I was back to my usual semi-healthy fair.
Tags: project365, photoaday, oneaday, breakfast, lunch, Oreos, Pepsi One, Starbucks, Moosewood, photo blogging
The icy snow in the air was freezing to my windshield before my defroster and windshield wipers could do anything about it. I was driving at a snail’s pace. In fact, my speedometer doesn’t register the speed I was going it was so slow. 
Tags: project365, photoaday, oneaday, photo blogging, driving, snowstorm, Maine
Looks like a we might finally have got a sign that Winter might be coming to Maine…maybe…
Tags: project365, photoaday, oneaday, photo blogging, Winter, Maine, leaf, snow
Inspired by this photo.
Tags: project365, photoaday, oneaday, photo blogging, Tiffany lamp
Someone once commented that I dress like a “conservative Bostoner/New Yorker.” I’m not sure what that means since I’m from New Orleans. Normally I wear fall colors and a lot of brown and black mixed with a lot of orange and the occasional lime green.
But I have a secret, one that the accupuncturist and my physical therapist both pointed out this week — I almost always wear brightly colored socks!
Almost no one ever looks at your feet, so it’s my secret surprise, my happy feet, my wild, kinky, outgoing, hippy, mismatched, joyful feet!
Tags: project365, photoaday, oneaday, socks, clothing
You know that creepy back hallway you need a security badge to get out of that I mentioned yesterday? Well, here it is…
Never know who might be lurking in there that might want to just wander into our work area and steal our valuable…erm…pens and pencils.
Take a look at the ceiling…it’s evidence that the building is a converted parking garage.
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Tags: project365, photoaday, oneaday, creepy, sepia, pxn8
Where I work, if you don’t have a security badge, you can’t get back from the dimly lit hall where the bathrooms are to the office without wedging the door open with a trashcan. We’ve been told this is a serious security violation as that could lead to just anyone wandering in.
There used to be a “guest” badge for visitors of the building to borrow — you know, those folks who have meetings in the conference room, consultants, schmucks who’ve left their real security badges on their bathroom sinks next to their watches…but a visiting contractor who was installing the new video part of the improved security system borrowed it and never returned it.
So…a big part of my day today was committing security violations and here’s the photo to prove it.
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Tags: security, trashcan, pxn8, project365, photoaday, oneaday, photo blogging
Since the beginning of December, I’ve been going twice a week to physical therapy in this warm water pool to treat my fibromyalgia. This week I’m switching to once a week on land and once a week in the water. I’m going to miss the comfort of not sweating during my aerobic workout.
However, an hour in warm water always makes me a little “rushed” afterward…just saying.
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Tags: project365, photoaday, oneaday, photo blogging, pxn8, physical therapy, water therapy, fibromyalgia
I’ve been playing with my camera and my stained glass piece in my picture window; I like the way the beveled piece on the left shows in the photo. I only have two crab apple trees in my front yard, by the way.
To view my entire “Study in Stained Glass” as a slide show, click here.
Tags: project365, photoaday, oneaday, stained glass, photo blogging
This is the view from my kitchen table. I love watching the birds lunching at the bird feeder outside in my front yard while I’m eating. Being able to watch t.v. too is nice too.
Tags: project365, photo blogging, photoaday, oneaday
This is a used bookstore and novelty shop in Portland, ME. You can find everything from old vinyl records to stuffed Ewok collectibles to retro 70’s lava lamps.
It always makes me think there should be a quirky t.v. show about it when I pass it.
Tags: project365, photoaday, Maine, Portland, photo blogging
I start my morning with all but two of those bottles on the bottom two rows, thanks to all my medical problems. One of these, two of those.
Don’t think the other two bottles get ignored. Those are the night meds.
The top shelf has the pain meds for those days when the migraines and fibromyalgia is unignorable. Though, technically, I don’t take the aleeve or ibuprophen anymore. They’re just there for company now.
I vaguely remember when I used to just take a vitamin C every morning.
Tags: medications, photo blogging, project365, fibromyalgia, wellness, photoaday
Pugly hates riding in the car. I haven’t figured out why. He generally likes wherever we go — doggy daycare, Planet Dog, visiting folks. However, he hates the ride. He generally sits with his little head pressed against the seat, either with his eyes closed or staring at me with those puppy-dog “are we there yet” eyes.
Sometimes I think he’s just motion sick. He’s thrown up a couple of times.
But then other times I think he’s just afraid of my driving. He seems most to dislike the curves. Kind of hurts my feelings to think about.
Either way, I always feel bad and I try to pet him at stops and talk to him and tell him where we are going and how much fun we are going to have when we get there. He always seems relieved when the car turns off.
Tags: Pug, the puppy, project365, photo blogging, photoaday
Everyone’s doing it.
Yup, I’m a joiner.
Actually, now that I’ve read up on it and realized that you don’t have to take a picture of yourself every day for a year like Mac is doing over at peskyapostrophe, I’m not so scared of it.
Basically, I just need to take a photo every day for 365 days. The challenge is to take some sort of interesting photo every day and at least one picture of myself every month. I can handle 12 photos of myself. Heck, I’ve got one down now, right? Here I am looking a little unsure about the whole thing.
Seems like an interesting challenge.
Tags: self-portrait, photo blogging, project365, photoaday
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