Lis's Project 365

got my travel shots for our trip to Costa Rica. While I was at it, got a flu shot too.

some little girl out there is missing a shoe. and I bet her parents aren’t too pleased.

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BONUS PICTURE
pretty sky tonight. taken from my car, so it’s a bit blurry, but still pretty.

I had a facial today. I think I actually dozed off at one point.

So back in July, Jeff and I went on an Adventure of Mystery and Danger and Stuff. We found out later that we were the winners in the photo contest (which we didn’t even know was happening). The prize? Our own private Adventure! We of course had no idea what it was, but after lots of back and forth emails with the organizer, it was finally scheduled for today–a lesson at a rock climbing gym. It was tons of fun, though I suspect we’ll both be a bit sore tomorrow.

Went out to dinner and a show to celebrate Rachel’s wedding next weekend. Rock of Ages was awesome! Rad! And lots of other 80’s slang words. It was nothin’ but a good time.

Why is it that brand new clean sneakers are kind of embarrassing?

When I was little and we would drive to visit my family in Belchertown, MA, my brother and I thought it was just the funniest name in the whole world, and would celebrate with burps. Now that I am older and more mature….it still makes me laugh. I mean…Belchertown? C’mon.

so when you ride the train at the same time every day, you see the same people. and you come up with little names for them in your head. I used to ride with Cocaine Guy. I get on at the same station as Angry Girl.

Anyway, this is Weird Dude. He stands right in this spot every day, which is right in the way of everyone walking by.  He will budge for no man. I once said “excuse me” to him and he snarled. Today, he did himself one better by standing so that his umbrella made it nearly impossible to step around him, especially since many people were also carrying umbrellas. Yep. He’s the Weird Dude.

it’s grey and drizzly out as I head into South Station to go home.

here’s what sits on our kitchen table. the flowers (even if they’re fake), lighter for candles, sea salt and pepper grinder remind us that ours is a table for grown-ups, which we like.