Week 15: C is for Cookie

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This year's project is giving me grief...or I am giving it grief.  I have already said that I need to re-think this plan but somehow, I have not yet re-thunk it (thinked? thank?).  Is thunk really a word??  Anyway, that little grammar question aside, I am not planning or putting much thought at all into my photography each week the way I would like to be doing.  Having a random list of subjects from which I can choose at the last minute has led me to randomly photographing and choosing at the last minute - huh, fancy that...taking the easy way out.

So, I am going to change the plan (those of you who know me well with know how much this pains me - to change something in the middle of it).  After I post this blog, I will return to my random list and turn it into a not-so-random list...similar to last year.  Each of the remaining weeks of this year will be assigned a topic and I will stick to it.  I hope that works because I really love photography and this project is supposed to help me love it more, not feel guilty.

I took very few photos again this week (only when I was out with Pam Friday morning) so last night I had to scramble with the list to find something I could easily (see?  see?  easily!!) do before the end of the evening.  Amanda and I had done some baking yesterday morning in advance of a few fundraisers The Animal Assistance Group is having so I had some oh-so-yummy chocolate chip cookies in the house.  

Here they are.  If you want to taste them you will have to attend The Spring Fling at the Moose Lodge on April 30th in support of the cats.

Guess where Pam and I walked on Friday...

I don't really like seagulls but they are kind of beautiful when you actually look at them rather than shoo them away.

The red winged blackbirds are back.  The male and female were chatting back and forth but neither of them would pose properly for me.

I liked the contrast of the snow and mossy rocks.  It looked better in my head.

Finally we have some pussy willows.  A sign that spring is truly here (that and the 23 degree weather we had today).

Now to revamp my list...