Lily is enjoying the rare ray of sunshine, now that the rain has stopped.

Lily is enjoying the rare ray of sunshine, now that the rain has stopped.


How’s that for a notification on a Friday morning? Yeah, it’s raining… but this summer it’s always raining. And raining. And raining.
There are only two weeks left in this photo-a-day challenge. My forth consecutive year’s worth of bad pictures. On September 1st, do I start year five? A little part of me was thinking of doing year five on film. I still might, but it will be a ton more difficult, and it will be crazy expensive. I was thinking of taking a digital pic and a similar film pic each day to sort of remind myself of when each film pic was taken. I don’t know. I still might try it. I think it would require quite a bit of tripod fun if I did it on slow film. We’ll see.
The road from a very foggy route 93 through the greatest city on Earth*, Boston, Massachusetts.
*Definitively. The Greatest City on Earth. You heard it here first.
Today is a work from the office day so I snuck in the first photo a day idea that came to me.
It’s frankly genius.
I didn’t use my Nikon point and shoot at all over the weekend. I took it out of the back pack on the drive home and much to my sadness, the lens cover was damaged somehow. It won’t close when the camera is off and it won’t open all the way when the camera is on. I can’t seem to fix it.
Looks like my official point and shoot camera is now the little Casio that Jen bought me as an engagement present. I used it for today’s photo-a-day, more in a symbolic way than anything else.
Robin doesn’t seem to mind at all.