The week in pictures

I've begun my attempt at Project 365 - in short, a quest to take at least one picture per day and add some key happenings in the description. [Read more about the project here.. it's a great idea.] You can see my photoset for Project 365 here. Unfortunately, I'm 11 days into it and I've already missed one, but I'm going to keep marching forward and try to not let that happen again.

On Tuesday the 17th [all photos from that day], I stopped on my way home from class in Hamilton to take some pictures by the rain-swollen Great Miami River. I also took some requisite driving photographs.




On Friday the 20th [all photos from that day], there was an afternoon trip to the opthamologist in Columbus, and family time.

Ellen had a Navy JROTC drill meet the next morning so she was busy preparing for that.


Saturday the 21st, my sister Sarah and I took a trip through the carwash at BP with three colors of soap on our way to Olive Garden.


Sunday morning, the 22nd, I went along with Erica and Bradley on their churchhop. They review what it's like for a newcomer at a different church every Sunday and post to the blog. This week was the Clough United Methodist Church. Check it out. Afterwards, we had cookie time at a bakery.



Today, the highlight at work was taking delivery of our new shiny white police cars. Navy blue is being phased out for the safer white.

I also tried out my new gorillapod, a bendable mini-tripod that attaches to just about anything. I used it to take a from-above photo at the firehouse.


Whew. All that link-pasting was exhausting.