Lis's Project 365

it’s bad enough that BJs has huge boxes of cereal that probably go stale before any normal household can finish them, and cans of tuna that weigh in at 4 pounds, but can’t they at least have normal size Christmas tree ornaments?

(that’s my phone on top, for scale)

Unless my parents dragged me there as a kid and I’ve blocked that out, this is the closest I have ever been to the Bunker Hill monument. Which is OK. History bores me. Thank you for that, Mr. McGillvary.

Doug and I went for a geocache walk today. Geocaching is great because it gives a goal when you’re out walking around. Of course it’s also fun to finally find the box or whatever and peek through the stuff in there, and read what previous geocachers have written in the notebook that’s generally in the box as well.

Doug and Parker, together as usual.

sometimes you just whip out your camera and snap a shot with no real thought or planning, and usually it doesn’t come out that great. but sometimes…it does.

I think this is my first picture of Parker on this go ’round of Project 365. But he looked so cute all nested on the back of the couch, how could I resist him?

a box of tiles that was outside one of the facilities closets at work. not sure what they’re for.

I don’t know where Russo’s gets their carrots from, but they’re always huge.

put this weird little onion-y looking things into the ground. bury them. let them stay there all winter long and get snowed and sleeted on. in spring, they will be flowers.

amazing.

Today was our annual PhUn (Physiology Understanding) Day at work. We learn about things like blood vessels, lung volume, muscles, heart rate and of course we look at bones. Like a frog skeleton.