One of my photography class assignments was to do a self-portrait as a reflection. While walking through D.C. alone (which was VERY weird for me...I'm used to having my little tribe with me), I found a black glass display and took a few shots. :-)
With the advent of digital technology, we have the luxury of taking a LOT more pictures than with film. I can't believe I used to proclaim that I would NEVER switch to digital. What was I thinking?
I did this little spontaneous photo shoot on the front porch in the evening. The lighting ended up being beautiful and I got some pictures that I treasure. This is one of them.
It's hard to believe, but this is the very first Lemon Meringue Pie I've ever made! Although no one in my house really likes Lemon Meringue Pie, I decided that should not be a reason to silence my baking expression. I'm militant like that.
Photo Assignment: "Reflection" I knew exactly what I wanted to shoot when I received this week's task. I went this morning to the American Visionary Museum downtown and took this picture of the Mirror Tree outside. Reflection galore.
Where do I begin? This looks strange. And do you know why it looks strange? Because it is. I think you have to like the salty/sweet thing (which I'm not a fan of) and maybe it's more for kids, I suppose? But it was strange enough and colorful enough to lure me in. Popcorn, pretzels, M&Ms, all held together with melted marshmallows and butter and pressed into a cake pan. Yeah.
This was dinner tonight for us...It's crockpot easy and oh so good! I'm linking the recipe below for any of you that might like to give it a try. :-) Enjoy! http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Slow-Cooker-Chicken-Tortilla-Soup/Detail.aspx
I think these stunning creatures may be yaks. If they aren't, I am calling them yaks anyway because it allows me to sing "Yakkity, Yak, Don't Talk Back" everytime we pass them on the way to school. :-)
It's official! As of Saturday, we have begun to partake of tea! We sipped Himalayan Splendor, from my new tea cups, to the sounds of relaxing Japanese music. We have no ACTUAL proof, but I think we gained at least two IQ points in one evening. Possibly three.
I'm the mother of four children who hopes to raise them to be productive, compassionate, humble citizens of our planet...who will also use their turn signals.