Thursday mornings are tough for me. We have our weekly team meeting at 8AM Thursday (to accommodate, as much as possible, our teammates in Bangalore) and I usually want to be in the office by 7:30 or a little after in order to get coffee and get organized. Yesterday, though, I changed my route to work to go by a "photo op" - Herrick Lake. Perhaps more important than getting a photo or two (though I like this one a lot) was hearing a woodpecker hammering on a tree...and seeing my first robin of the season, chirping on a tree outside the parking garage when I got to work. It was bitterly cold, but there were still signs of spring.
I am starting to find fault with my "process" for this Lenten project. 5 minutes and a couple of photos a day? That isn't much "work" - and I'm not exactly going outside my "comfort zone" photographically (visit www.klickfamily.com/vickie to see what I mean). Admittedly, with the amount I've been working lately, it's an effort to do this much on a daily basis. The daily (or most days) part is the discipline, the challenge. If I weren't doing this project, I would have missed all this beauty that is available on a daily basis.
It's supposed to get up to 45 degrees today, and it's sunny. I need to get out for a walk...and prepare for my actual Friday post.
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