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Sunday, August 7, 2011

Day.....Nine?:

This week has been very busy at the Phillips Family house!
We're...
#1. redoing our bonus room, which includes getting all our our huge heavy furniture up the stairs (joy) and getting it all fixed and situated in the room
We...
#2. had a party with 3 other families whom we are very close to and
I've...
#3. had field hockey tryouts! For those who may not know (and don't get me wrong, I'm new at it too) it is a game played with curved sticks on a grass field with 11 players. Everyone said it was like lacrosse but turns out it's really not....
oh well, it's just as fun :)
 (and I DID make the team. Yay!)

Anyways, I was going to post a Quote of the Day.

But I think I'll post 2. For fun.



"There's no such thing as what could've been,
 'cause it'll drive you crazy."

     I love this because personally, I always freak out about the littlest things. I wonder "If only I had said something else" or "Wow did I sound dumb!". This quote from Marilyn Monroe helps to remind me that the things that "could've been" don't matter because they're in the past, and the only thing you can change is your future.

Numero Dos :


"It's hard to wait around for something you know might never happen; but it's even harder to give up when you know it's everything you've ever wanted."





More pictures and quotes to come.
Get excited! :)

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Day Four: More Pictures!

I am so sorry for not posting yesterday!
But hopefully I can make up for it :)

While I was out yesterday I took many many pictures of one of my favorite subjects : flowers!
 Here are a few

Petunias




Virginia Creeper


Pink Azaleas

If you liked these, I took a couple more that I didn't post.
You can view them on my photography blog at http://life15photography.blogspot.com/2011/08/more-flowers.html
I love pictures for the fact that things you commonly see everyday and tend to ignore can become beautiful through the camera lense. You might find this funny considering the amount of time I use to take pictures, but the transformation from real life looks to pictures by simply focusing on a certain plane of distance continues to pleasantly suprise me. I hope that continues to happen, because thats half the fun in capturing photos; Its the excitement of wondering how every click of the camera will turn out.