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Project 366

Alright, I'm going for it. I'm going to try and complete the 365 photo project this year (well, 2012 has 366 days). What this means is that I will (attempt to) take a picture every day and post it to the blog. At the end of the year I will create a photo book with these snippets from our daily lives taken throughout the year. One twin mom blog that I follow just finished hers for last year, and another twin mom blogger wrote yesterday that she is going to try and complete 366 this year. Even though I work and our lives are crazy, I love the idea so I'm going to give 366 a whirl. I'm hoping this project will a) motivate me to take pictures during the week, which I typically don't do, and b) motivate me to learn about and experiment with some of the different settings on my camera. Eventually I want a DSLR camera - maybe that will be my reward if I finish Project 366 this year!

I asked Derek if he thought I was crazy and he said no. He's a pretty good barometer for my insanity factor most of the time :-)

Let the picture taking begin!
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  1. danisceddaJanuary 2, 2012 at 9:30 PM

    Wow, you are inspiring me... I may try it! But I'm late, It's already the 3rd and I haven't taken any pictures. hmm....

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  2. UnknownJanuary 2, 2012 at 9:56 PM

    Go for it anyway!!!! Let's schedule a night to catch up this week!

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