Flowing Through Mountains

So.  This is Charlie.

It’s been 1 full year today.  365 days of photos.  365 days…wow.  I actually did it.

It’s been a long year full of many memories and many changes.  I am so grateful to of had a place to voice myself.

To those of you who have been with me from the start, thank you.

To those of you who have joined me along the way, thank you as well.

I’ll end the year with this:
6 things I’ve learned over the past 365 days

1) Everyday, is a lot.

2) I love documenting my life. 
This is something I’ve known for awhile, but rarely take the time to actually do.

3) Create for yourself – not others.
I’m not doing these projects for other people.  Some days I just don’t have the energy to get a “good” picture…and that’s ok.

4) I do like positive feedback, but I don’t need it.

5) Listen to your gut, and be adventurous.  Don’t be too scared to go for it, you might surprise yourself.

6) There is something interesting everywhere…you just have to be willing to take the time to look for it .

Thanks again, and till next time! :)

I was driving home with my windows down, music up, enjoying the beautiful summer evening and thought to myself…Wow, tomorrow is the very last day of this amazing photo journey.

I decided to head over to Jones Bridge Park before going home, in hopes of getting one last “great shot” before this collection is done.

Man, am I glad I did.  The sun was setting, it wasn’t too busy, and the scenery was gorgeous.  Plus, there was this misty fog over the Chattahoochee River that was breathtaking.

I love evenings that feel like this.

Mmm…sweet potatoes…

Lots of homework/studying.  It’s a ton of work being designated the “leader”.  At least for me because I want everything to be right…and not everyone does their part.

Jeez…we were soooooo slow this morning.  It was like a ghost town.  Luckily I was able to pick up a night shift, and ended up making some money. 

Too bad I spent it all at the grocery store though…haha.

Not much to say tonight…

I love this photo.  It reminds me of a bright watercolor painting.  These are the flowers that Will bought me, along with some cupcakes and dinner. 

He’s so sweet! :)

Really?  A panic button?  These things are real?!

Will noticed this in the stairwell of the parking garage outside my doctors office.  What. The. Hell?

Luckily, we didn’t need to use it.  ;)  But that big red button does beckon you to push it…

No picture taken today…too much homework.  I’ve been designated “leader” for a group project in my Community Health class…yay…

It’s a lot of work, but will hopefully pay off in the end.

(I created this image after the fact.)

My life, for the next 7 months.

Bring it.

(Had a great Louie, pizza, rum/coke night…like old times)