More catching up to do!

Ok so today I can sit upright for long periods of time without feeling like tossing any cookies, so I was able to catch up on some photos! YAY on so many levels!! (and for the record, I was sick. Like one of those stupid 24 hour bug things that lays you out and makes you misreable. I was NOT nor am I pregnant... and I'll admit, I find it really annoying that women in my age bracket can't just be sick sometimes. Really, it does happen to us, I swear!)

169 of 365: to the chapel we go
This is one of my fav pics of the chapel Kristina and Mark got married in. I just love the sky. I promise there's more pics from their wedding coming up too!


170 of 365: Dealing with Daisy
Daisy is our friend Jacqui's dog. She's a sweetie. My kids love her.


171 of 365: buckethead
How easily my kids are amused


172 of 365: Fathers Day flowers!
Okay so not really. They're leftover from Kristina and Marks wedding. But thats what I told Tim when I brought them home!


173 of 365: just a little trim
Olivia's hair has been uneven ever since she's started growing hair. It didn't bother me when it was pulled back, but down, her hair always looked a mess. So I finally cut that lock off. Of course I regretted it the second I did it, but it does look a lot better.


174 of 365: packaging fun
Amber wanted wallets, and I got them all printed and realized I had no packaging. I thought this looked pretty nice for last minute!

just give me a sign

I wish I had a better memory. In college, I remember studying many different photographers, and one couple in paticular confused me. They would photograph water-towers around the country. There were a ton of rules they followed (always shot in black and white, always had to be an overcast day, the water tower had to take up 2/3s of the picture... ect) At the time, I thought it was the weirdest, most boring thing ever to photograph. And yet, I borrowed one of their books from the library, and looked at every single image.

So why do I tell that story... there's a church right by my house - I drive by it every day. It has one of those signs in front, and they change the message pretty frequently. My husband and I look forward to yelling out the message when it changes. The other day when I was out driving, I passed a different church, with a similar message board. It got me thinking about how I love reading those messages. And I thought about photographing the signs... which got me thinking of the couple and their water-towers.

So I'm going to give it a shot. Be prepared for church signs people. I haven't decided if I'll have a bunch of rules yet... I just wanted to take the picture and get the ball rolling.