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Photography Journal 2018 - (wks 44-47)


Week 44 - Spooky

After almost finishing a full year of a photo a week, this is only my second "old" picture. This was my halloween costume from last year. We did not dress up this year, and I didn't have a chance to find a fun spooky landscape. I'm not really into spooky, so I'm afraid I didn't try very hard. 


Week 45 - Motion

Time is never rushed or in a hurry,
And yet we go through life in a flurry,
Always' saying 'I'm going to be late',
As if it were your greatest fate.

Time has always been and will always be,
Not like your, or like me.
We go on and complain,
Every day is always the same,
Never enough time,
For my life is in the prime.
There's so much to get done,
And not much time for fun.

Time cannot be stored.
Time we can't afford.
Time is time,
And it won't decline,
To the things ahead.
Time has nothing to dread.


Week 46 - Remember

We remember our veterans and those who gave their youth, their lives, and their families, so I can read my Bible in my home, so I can read it to my children, so I can educate them in the way I deem best.


Week 47 - Thankful

I am super thankful that we get to try a real tree this year for Christmas. It's been a long time since I have had one, and never since being married! We all had so much fun picking out the perfect tree!!

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There are only five weeks left!! Here are the topics if you want to join in the fun!
Gathering, Bokeh, Numbers, Winter, Joy/Hope/Peace

Here are the previous weeks journals in case you want to look back.

Sarah 


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