This little lady has graced the top of our Christmas tree for the past 37 years. Taken with a Lensbaby composer with star filter.
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Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Back to Normal
I was going to write this post earlier in the week to celebrate my 60th birthday. I was going to tell you all how wonderful I was, how wonderful my kids are and how wonderful my grandchildren are. But a phone call changed everything. After celebrating my birthday, on Monday, I received a phone call from the nursing home telling me that my mother had passed away.
On Wednesday, our son and his wife welcomed their second child, a healthy little boy into the world. Trips to the hospital, taking care of a three year old and funeral preparations filled the week. By Friday I was a little worn out and not feeling so wonderful. I think I probably hit the lowest point of the year.
Saturday was the funeral and I made a decision after dinner that Sunday I would get my life back to normal, whatever normal is. Photography has become a part of me and a part of my life I've missed during the year, so I'm going to try and get back to a daily for the month of December, using Tracy Clark's, Picture the Holidays 2013 and Kat McNally's Reverb 13 for guidance.
On Wednesday, our son and his wife welcomed their second child, a healthy little boy into the world. Trips to the hospital, taking care of a three year old and funeral preparations filled the week. By Friday I was a little worn out and not feeling so wonderful. I think I probably hit the lowest point of the year.
Saturday was the funeral and I made a decision after dinner that Sunday I would get my life back to normal, whatever normal is. Photography has become a part of me and a part of my life I've missed during the year, so I'm going to try and get back to a daily for the month of December, using Tracy Clark's, Picture the Holidays 2013 and Kat McNally's Reverb 13 for guidance.
Ralph Waldo Emerson said it right when he said "When it's dark enough, you can see the stars".
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