It’s the last week of the year.
I have been thinking long & hard about P365 & whether I want to
continue doing it for a 5th year. And for now the answer is yes. I
won’t guarantee what day I’ll post my pictures, but Dr. M & I enjoy it too
much to let it drop now. That being said, this week was for the birds. Ha!
Sunday,
December 22nd
Sunday
was a quiet day of church and relaxing around my dad’s house. Dr. M took
pictures of birds through the rain-washed windows in the sun room. The top
photo has a titmouse on the left & male & female house finches on the
right. The bottom photo is a female cardinal.
Monday,
December 23rd
Mr. Cardinal.
Dr. M drove out to see his dad
& passed by one of his favorite sheep farms along the way. We love this
dog!
Amy & I dressed alike to
walk at the mall :)
My dad cut two bunches of
collards to give away. Wow that’s a lot of collards!
Tuesday,
December 24th
We spent Christmas Eve evening
with Dr. M’s brother & his family.
After dinner we went to check
out our niece Misty’s lights. She & her husband really go all out each
year!
Wednesday,
December 25th
Christmas was SUCH a busy day!
Breakfast at my brother & sister-in-law’s house, brunch at Amy’s daughter’s
house, & then dinner with Dr. M’s uncle & aunt & family. I started
out taking pictures but then just totally forgot for the rest of the day. This
is Dr. M at my brother’s house mesmerizing their dog Chloe.
His Christmas gift from my
sister-in-law. It came in such an innocent package!
I am excited about this gift!
My oldest nephew – wearing a tie
to Christmas breakfast. I had to have a picture!
Thursday,
December 26th
More birds – there’s such a
variety at my dad’s house! Blue Jay, titmouse & male cardinal here.
Friday,
December 27th
Another in the series of photos
of critters who stare at Dr. M. Ha!
I started a totally new scarf
pattern today. I like it!
My dad’s Christmas cactus is
outrageous! It’s a family heirloom – from a cutting from my great-grandmother’s
plant.
Saturday,
December 28th
We
had breakfast with some of my best friends today – we’ve been getting together
at least annually for 30 years now. We were missing one of our members – J had
the flu. Boo!
One
last shot of NC birds. In this group is (clockwise from top): Bluebird, sharp-shinned
hawk, mourning dove, Carolina wren, mockingbird, and goldfinch.
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!