Fog Plagues The City.

This is what Iowa looks like today.



























There are more, I'll probably post some later.

Patterns in Melting Snow.

It's like cloud watching in the summer, kind of.











I spy with my little eye (we always used to play this with Amy) :
A flower.
The Hamburger Helper Glove.
A city.
A unicorn.
An elephant.
A sea horse.
An alien.
A tea cup.

Something new pops up each time I look. You can play too!



53/365

Dying.

47/365

Haunted.

Happy Heart.

"What I Like About You" is what the bulletin board at work said, in a rainbow of colors. Each person in the dietary department had a heart, and we were to write a few words on everyone's heart, for Valentine's day. Oh, and we could not sign our names, of course.


43/365

Fact!

Fact: I'm trying to post on here more often. Even when I use both cameras. I want people (those few who look) to get an idea of it all.

Fact: I love Waste Of Paint comments more than a Facebook Notification while I'm eating a Five Dollar Foot Long and watching Brandon Boyd.

Fact: I never get comments. Boo hoo for me. I just want to know if anyone actually looks at these stupid pictures.

Anyway, got the battery charged in my good ole' Nikon CoolPixS10. So here are some self portraits and one lonely photo that is not. I really do love this camera sometimes; it allows me to get creative. Especially since the lens is all effed up.


It snowed today.


So I didn't wear make up.


I hated looking out the window.


I think this was before I went to bed some night this week.






















And those two were from the nice days.


Terrible quality. The moon on a foggy night,
in our front yard. Zach and I were sitting in my car,
listening to tunes for who knows how long.

The Days That Melted.

35/365


36/365

Exploring The Rockies '06 Style.

Well, I of course had to put some up from 2006 as well. Maybe I'll get around to 2007 someday soon. This was with my Nikon CoolPix S4, which is gonnne baby, gone.

This is the moon from our valley.

I climbed up the hill a ways. I remember being scared whenever

I heard movement.

This is also in the valley. We heard a pack of coyotes

on one of these nights.

Indian Summer.

Exploring The Rockies in 2005.

Just in case you happened to be curious as to what my photos looked like when I was fifteen, here are some from my Colorado '05 family fiasco! These were taken with my Kodak EasyShare, which was all I had at the time. The day I upgraded to my Nikon CoolPixS4, the Kodak EasyShare magically stopped working. It was weird.

Lovely Longs. My parents climbed that before they had

my brother and I runnin' around.

So High!

Oncoming Thunder Showers.

Fog Over Longs Peak.

I love this place, I really do.