Catching up on my 365 project

When I started out on this 365 photo project with Mamas with Cameras, my goal was to create a weekly blog post for each week of photos. Well, here we are almost at the end of February and I have yet to post any photos from this month. The best laid plans, eh?? So, here is a photo avalanche showing my February-thus-far. I hope you enjoy!

His "I don't like homework" face

Proud of their Irish heritage

Parent Appreciation Day flowers

Moms' night out

Buca - our fur baby

Conor scaling the zoo's rope web

Fun at swim lessons

Posin'

When he dresses himself a wee bit too quickly

Where's the pot of gold??

Story time with big sister

Doesn't everyone do a spa day when they have kids battling ear infections??

Future electrical engineer

Kowabunga! 

Our artist

Raindrops

Apparently if I leave our garden alone, some things do grow

Menchies - good to the last drop

Bedtime snuggles

More raindrops (it's been a wet month!)

Macro practice

Concentration

Annika heard there was a crow on the roof and wanted to see ... shoes be damned!

Spring has sprung

Mamas with Cameras 365 Project: Week 3

Another week of 2016 has zoomed past and is officially in the history books. It has been a wet, wet, wet week here in Seattle, so plenty of opportunities for weather-related photos. I've actually had to challenge myself NOT to do too many weather photos because drops and splashes are so easy to come by right now.

Conor looking at baby photos while snuggling with my childhood Snoopy doll

Rainbow over Seattle

Proof that the boy sleeps, even though he says, "Sleeping is boring, so I don't do it."

Mission Impossible Yarn Maze

Annika peering through Mama's new photography toy

Waiting room hug-turned-wrestling-match

Our neighbor's house reflected in a raindrop

A few random photos

As I mentioned earlier, I've started doing a daily photo project. I thought I'd share a few of my recent photos as today's blog post. I hope you enjoy them.

Our neighbors planted an artichoke plant for me a couple of years ago; this year's chokes are beyond the eating point and have reached the blooming point. If you look closely, you can see the pollen on the purple parts.

A daisy just after our neighbor watered it.

This is part of a quote etched into the stairs that I take each day as I exit the bus tunnel.

Our master gardening neighbors also plant sunflowers simply for our kids' viewing pleasure.

I set out to take a reflection photo, but wound up with a rainbow photo... bonus!
This fountain is just outside my office building.