So yeah, 365 pics a year? .... Right!

I'm going to have to work on this... lol.  I haven't posted here in ages and I think it is mostly because I have been taking all my pictures with my iPhone lately.  While it does take nice pictures most of the time, they just aren't good enough for this blog.  Soooo, I'm going to try to start taking the big camera out with me again so I can start documenting all the neat stuff I see.

Below is a shot I took at The Elm Bank Car Show back on June 26th that I go to every year with my hubbie and parents to celebrate Father's Day, albeit a little late.  Oddly enough, I also became an aunt that day, hence why I can actually remember the date.  Hopefully I will  have pics of my nephew I can share soon!

In the Countryside

Recently I took a trip down to Avon, CT for a baby shower for my brother in law's wife.  The shower was held at Countryside Park, which consists of about 17 acres of land, two ponds and a small building that town residents can rent for small events.  As my family is wont to do, we arrived early and explored the general area until the rest of the shower goers arrived.  We were very fortunate it was such a nice sunny day and were able to enjoy the covered bridge and lovely air.

2/17/2010 - Candlelit Reading

Ok, so he's not reading by candlelight.  I'm just photographing him through it.  Whatever!

1/22/2010 - Got Potassium?

Just one of the many ingredients needed to make our breakfast smoothies.  Mmmmm...

1/16/2010 - The Yarn Ball made for Giants

I know, I know...I photograph way too much yarn and fiber projects, but hey, it's what I have around.  I just bought this lovely bulky specimen (Duo by Jarbo Garn) on Friday and was happily winding it up using my yarn swift when I realized that this was just too much yarn for my ball winder to handle.  So, I took it off the winder and proceeded to hand wind if off the swift.  Quite a while and many hand cramps later I had a ball that definately should be described as ginormous.  I could barely hold it in one hand it was so big.  So, I had the great idea to have my resident hand model (my husband Brian) hold it in his much bigger hands.  It still looks kind of ridiculous though, doesn't it?