Yesterday’s “Fix-it Friday” was inspired by beautiful blue skies, so it only seems appropriate that we looked outside today to see beautiful blue skies and incredible clouds. My husband first grabbed the camera thinking he’d take a few pictures (which I don’t mind). I offered to set it to auto so he wouldn’t have to mess with settings, but he decided he’d wait just a minute so that I could take the pictures instead. I’ll give him the credit for paying attention to such beauty since I was on the phone with my mother. Enjoy! PS: I used...

I recently connected with a dear friend of mine, Meghan, on Facebook. To be honest, we knew each other for a very short period of time…four weeks to be exact, while we were LIT’s (Leaders in Training) at Camp Don Lee. I spent the best summers of my life at CDL and reconnecting with her made me want to go home and dig through my childhood bedroom drawers to find pictures from those summers. Most were a little blurry or overexposed, but I couldn’t help but reminisce about the way we once were – young, joyful, naive and full of endless dreams. It’s been over ten...

This Friday’s fix-it challenge is brought to us by Frogmum. She wrote, “My daughter is standing in our front garden – I was laying down. It was a beautiful day, but her face was in full shade & looks a bit blurry. She looks too dull against the blue sky. I’d like to be able to pull the whole thing up and make her pop out without losing the beauty of that blue sky.” I also love this photograph and wanted to respect the owner’s wishes to not lose the beauty of that blue sky. Here’s the original: And here’s my edit:Although I appreciated her...

This morning, it was snowing…again. This afternoon, it was cold and windy…but the snow was gone. I gotta tell ya, I wish Mother Nature would make up her mind OR just move on to SPRING! Kitty Paw wishes the same thing – she told me so while she was looking out the window this afternoon. Anywho, I just returned from a conference and still need to process everything I learned, but wanted you to know that I haven’t forgotten to blog or pick up my camera. Have a great