It seems that blogging isn’t quite the thing it used to be. I used to have the time to read blogs upon blogs every night. Now I don’t. I still read blogs. I just manage my blog reading time. I used to think I was a time manager but now I wonder about my skills. My life seems to be full of chaos. I joined a fitness challenge. I have a gym Nazi. I don’t seem to know which way I am going. I leave the house at 5:45 AM. I get home after 6 PM and try to be in bed around 8:30PM to read and wind down. In those couple of hours at home I run a household, clean, do chores, fix meals etc and try to maintain a relationship with My Handyman. What happened to my life? I have a family, Grandkids to enjoy and church callings. OH boy! I thought my life would be slowing down at this age. I also volunteer several hours a month doing photography for those that otherwise aren’t able to have family photo’s. I need to sit down and regroup; really really bad.. I need to give up some of my stuff. Discover what is really important. How do I do that? What do I give up that I love? Is all of my crafty and artistic projects really necessary? I’ve discovered… not so much. I have hardly done anything crafty the last several months. Do I miss it? Yes! I know I will find time in the future. For now… I will figure it out eventually. Time management? PPPTHHH!!!!! Just kidding… I’m going to sit down and figure something out.
I shot a senior photo shoot a couple of weeks ago and a wedding. I still haven’t edited them.
Tomorrow I am off to girls camp with the 12-17 year old girls from church for 4 days. I am really looking forward to this time. I need to renew my spirit. I need to bond with and strengthen friendships. I need to regroup and just relax and enjoy.
Here are a few pictures from my last photo shoots.
Enjoy the time that you have and ……………………..
Be Creative!
1 comment:
You certainly are creative. I love the photo with the hands shaped into a heart behind her back. That is out-of-the-box and oh so special.
I did wedding, high school seniors and family photography for eight years. It was back in the late eighties and mid-nineties, just before digital cameras came along. Back then my favorite thing was playing in the dark room, but I sent all my colored photos to a professional lab. Digital is a wonderful new technology.
Well, you certainly have a talent for creativity and your lighting is spot on perfect:)
Beautiful work!
Your blogging sister (or grandma) Connie :)
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