Welcome to the Photo a Day Project blog, where you can read about my adventures in my quest to take a photo every day for the whole year!
Day 95
A second nice night, I wonder how many nights I can take a photo of the sunset? That is where the sun is actually out and not behind a thick blanket of clouds? I will sure try for three nights that's for sure!
"The sky is the daily bread of the eyes." -Ralph Waldo Emerson

Day 94
A wonderful day! Not all that warm but nice and sunny and a really beautiful sunset, I am glad I took the time and waited around. Sometimes the best part of the sunset is after the sun has gone down then the clouds and sky turn the most interesting shades of blue, pink and orange.
"I thank you God for this most amazing day, for the leaping greenly spirits of trees, and for the blue dream of sky and for everything which is natural, which is infinite, which is yes. -e.e. cummings

Day 91, 92, 93
It is finally April but the weather hasn't cooperated yet, still too cold for me to go out and look for pictures, so any thing I get right now will be from the friendly confines of my house or my car, with the heat on...high!

Puppy eyes

April 2nd and snowing

Out for dinner
Day 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89
I have been slacking in my photo postings this past week, but I am catching up tonight! So here goes!!

What are those numbers on the phone poles any way? Are they a secret code?

Lovely spring clouds, and for once a blue sky!

A burst of color.

Spring singing!

Late day at the park

Dinner! Any my new camera is awesome!!
Day 80, 81, 82, 83

Snow geese headed north, at least I hope headed north. I love to watch them in their huge flocks taking off all together. They are a tight knit bunch!

This is spring? It was 17 degrees this morning!!!! Whats up with that? It's March 20th after all, it's time to warm up now.

It's a weird thing when your high school closes, it has been a long time since I attended DeSales but I could still remember what class I had in each room, taking tests, playing sports. It's a bit of a hollow feeling not having that to go back to, the building is still there but it's not the same with out the people who loved the school and the kids, if you know what I mean.

The William Smith crew teams were out practicing today, it was a bit chilly, they are quite ambitious, and quite young.