I know it’s almost the end… And I was planning to give it a real push and take a picture every day for the last two weeks. But – no. And that’s that. It’s over.
Day 352-354: oops.
Day 355 – dieting (those are the pieces of bread I didn’t eat):
Day 356:
Day 357: oops.
Day 358:
Day 359:
Day 360:
Day 361:
Day 362:
Day 363: oops.
Day 364: abstract.
Day 365:
As always, lately, the day after I post a whole bunch of 365 project pictures is an oops (345, then 347 too).
Day 346:
Day 348:
Day 349:
Day 350:
Day 351:
Day 341:
Technically, I took several pictures on Day 342. But they were all bad. So bad that I decided to go with an oops for the day, one more won’t matter.
Day 343: I call this one “kindergarten cat”.
Day 344:
Day 327-328: Oops again.
I don’t know if this counts as an excuse, but I’ve started a new job and I’m getting serious about opening my crafts business (what exactly I’m planning is still secret…), so the 365 project has really taken a back seat. Lucky for me, I’ve been cooking and baking a lot, so I have pictures for most days because of that…
Day 329:
Day 330:
Day 331: oops.
Day 332:
Day 333-336: major oops.
Day 337:
Day 338: Diamond Jubilee celebration. I was invited…
Day 339: The good luck bamboo is finally showing some signs of life.
Day 340:
Day 316: I got me one of those magic bun things for my hair, I’m very happy with the result (yes, I took the picture myself, it definitely counts).
Day 317: oops.
Day 318: my pasta plate just turned out so nice.
Day 319: oops.
Day 320:
Day 321 & 322: oops
Day 323: This is what happens when your daughter paints all over the table and you wipe it up. A blue hand print.
I spent the day walking from bank to bank in the center of town. No one managed to actually help me, but I got a nice long walk, and quite a few nice pictures out of it.
Hey, look – they named a store after me… I do love shoes…
There’s lots of urban renewal going on in Netanya right now. For some reason, there were a lot of complaints about the flower pots for trees design concept, but I’m not sure why. I happen to like it.
This building is a British building from the 20s or 30s (I think…), and it’s been beautifully restored! I love the paint colors and the geraniums add so much color…
And here’s another cute touch – a mosaic border for the trees on the side walk.
And last but not least – R.I.P. Maurice Sendak.
Day 311: Cake.
Day 312: Shadows at the park.
Day 313: The moon is at its closest (can you even tell where it is with all the other lights around it?)
Day 314: A visit to Jerusalem.
It’s getting towards the end, and I am getting lazier and lazier. Bear with me…
