Sunday, November 10, 2013

2013 Project 365 – Week Forty-Five

I am so exhausted! I’m not as much of an introvert as Dr. M is, but I believe I hit my limit for human interaction this weekend (I was at a convention Friday & Saturday, and then we had a long meeting after church today). So this will be short & sweet…
Sunday, November 3rd  
I went for another ramble in our local fen. I found a couple of places with interesting colors and textures, but it is definitely heading toward winter there. I wore the wrong shoes, so when I hit some standing water I turned back. I did find a ginormous leaf that I thought was pretty interesting!


Monday, November 4th  
Dr. M continued his November leaf tour…
  


Tuesday, November 5th         
I tried to get a picture of the Tax Time Pig, but as you can see I was not so successful. Ha!


Dr. M had better luck with the sunset.


Wednesday, November 6th    
More gorgeous leaves…


Thursday, November 7th  
Speaking of gorgeous – this is the neighbor’s cat. Lovely!


The moon!


Friday, November 8th
Dr. M took this picture of Small Town Ohio in the Autumn.


I went to our diocesan convention (of Episcopal churches in southern Ohio). Here I am in my hotel room. I am embarrassed to say how long it took me to figure out how to turn off the flash on my camera for this shot – ha!


After the afternoon session my fellow delegates (and our priest & her husband) and I went out for Indian food – yum!


Saturday, November 9th       
I wanted a cup of tea, & I was so tickled when figured out how to operate the little coffee maker that I took a goofy picture of myself.


These are the coasters that were on our table at the convention. Pretty cool!


While I was busy convening, Dr. M took some more lovely foliage shots.



And one last shot of Rosie – it’s time to bed her down for the winter.


Go to Mamma Fran’s blog here to see the blogs of all the other Project 365 participants. Have a great week!


Most of our photos are taken with a 12 megapixel Nikon D5000 DSLR, using a 55-200mm zoom lens. This is the camera that Dr. M takes with him most days. He also takes pictures with our old reliable 7 megapixel Canon Powershot A710.  The Bug uses our new Nikon Coolpix S6200 most of the time. If you’re interested in which camera was used for a particular shot, just ask! 

29 comments:

  1. Rosie is beautiful!
    The pig pic is artistic--modern artish?
    The leaves are gorgeous, the sunset stunning and the moon magnificent!
    But, hey, I wanted to read the Spanish on the coasters ;_(

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    1. Well darn - I should have turned one the other way!

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  2. I think it's time to plan an intervention. I think the tax pig is on drugs. At least he looks like he's on drugs. Maybe I'm the one who needs an intervention.

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    1. I'm pretty sure we know who needs an intervention - the photographer!

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  3. I wanted to say how much I like your foliage photos. And then I wanted to say how much I like the sunset photo. And then...the gorgeous cat photo. And...your selfies.

    So I'm gonna say how much I love Indian food. LOL.

    Saturday's yellow foliage against that deep blue sky is awesome! What is it?

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    1. He really is. He keeps hoping he'll get one of our sparrows, but we think he's kind of slow :)

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  5. A wonderful feast of photographs. Contrary to the impression you may have gathered in the past, I do love animals. In fact, I lean more towards them than towards humans; so I loved the picture of the mog.

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    1. Hmmm... I've never heard of a mog so I looked it up in the Urban Dictionary. And I THINK I've been insulted. But I'm not at all sure...

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    2. Insulting anyone is not my style, I can assure you. A 'mog' or the diminutive 'moggy' is a British/English word for a cat - nothing more. The Urban Dictionary is full of misinformation.

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    3. Ah! That makes sense. I kind of liked the nerdy definition though - I thought the picture of me in my reading glasses might fit :)

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  6. I thought of you all weekend as we stayed in your state. Very pretty and open! Friendly people, too. Love how you guys stop and smell the roses. :)

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    1. I'm glad you enjoyed your visit. I wish it could have included some face to face time, but maybe we'll have another opportunity.

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  7. Great week in pics. Those ginkgo leaves against the blue sky are stunning.

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    1. Yes I think those might be my favorite pictures this week :)

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  8. Was the tax time pig pic a drive by "shooting"? ;0)

    I like the pic of the sunset too!

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    1. Ha! It WAS a drive by shooting! I got a much better picture yesterday :)

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  9. That was not short but it was so very sweet!

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    1. Ha! I noticed that when I was finished - apparently even exhausted I'm wordy :)

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  10. Amazing blue skies as a back drop for stunning photos...wow.

    I know what you mean about maxing out on human interaction.

    So perhaps that was a greased tax time pig?

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  11. I am particularly fond of the ginko shot. Nice!

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  12. Those last two foliage pics (ginkgo leaves I think) are beautiful, especially the first one. Love the shadow.

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  13. although my blogging has been a bit sporadic of late i always check in to the Bug's 360 - this week am loving the autumn leaves and the surreal tax time pig shot

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    1. Thanks! I'm always happy to see your "face" here :)

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  14. ah, the fall colors are divine. be still my heart. your hair looks so pretty in the 'mirror' picture!! i love it down!

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