I was supposed to start this yesterday if I was going to do the 365 Days challenge, but since I already missed the first day, I think that I'll choose to do the 52 Week challenge. What's that, you say? It all depends on which direction you're approaching it from. It started out as a scrapbooking challenge -- to take one photograph each day of the year and journal about it. Then my friend Karen took it a step further and made it into a photography challenge, as well -- take seven pictures a week t0 learn about our cameras and to improve our photography skills. I'm going to meet those challenges somewhere in the middle. I definitely want to improve my photography skills, but I would also like to document a year in my life. I know, probably not the most exciting thing in the world, but as I get older, I want to enjoy more and forget less. This just might be a way to accomplish that and stay in the moment! So, It's January 2nd, 2009 and here I go ...
I changed my cell phone ring to Life Goes On by John Mellencamp and everytime my phone rings, I smile. I decided what I was taking a picture of today -- my iPod and speakers!! I love my little pink iPod. Besides being so cute, it plays all my favorite music. Sometimes when I'm listening to it, I forget that it's not the radio and get excited that it's playing all music that I know the words to and can sing (not well, but who cares)! For Christmas, Shana and Cory got me a speaker unit that all I have to do is set the iPod in and then I can listen to the music while I work. I brought it to the office and I love it! I'm listening to Every Rose Has Its Thorns by Poison -- I LOVE that song!
The grace of God means something like: Here is your life. You might never have been, but you are because the party wouldn't have been complete without you. --Frederick Buechner
Compassion is sometimes the fatal capacity for feeling what it is like to live inside somebody else's skin. It is the knowledge that there can never really be any peace and joy for me until there is peace and joy finally for you too. --Frederick Buechner
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