| August 2011 |
Showing posts with label weekly photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weekly photo. Show all posts
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Friday, June 10, 2011
Monday, May 02, 2011
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Weekly Photo 4.23.2011
So, it's been about a month since I posted a "weekly photo". I guess time just got away from me!
Since there are only about 5 months until my trip to Brazil, I've been going through my old pictures and scanning them all. Believe me, this has been no small task as I have 2 large boxes of photo albums!
Here is a photo I took in 2002 on a trip with Belo Tours to Foz do Iguaçu, where we visited all 3 sides of the falls in Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, in addition to 2 other cities in Brazil: Curitiba and Florianópolis. This is by far my favorite picture from that trip!
Since there are only about 5 months until my trip to Brazil, I've been going through my old pictures and scanning them all. Believe me, this has been no small task as I have 2 large boxes of photo albums!
Here is a photo I took in 2002 on a trip with Belo Tours to Foz do Iguaçu, where we visited all 3 sides of the falls in Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, in addition to 2 other cities in Brazil: Curitiba and Florianópolis. This is by far my favorite picture from that trip!
| Taken in June 2002, Foz do Iguaçu Photographed: Chris (NY) and Matt (OR) |
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Weekly Photo 3.26.2011
The countdown begins! My boyfriend and I will be going to Brazil in September, and in honor of that, here is a photo I took in 2002 in a place called Ouro Preto, Brazil when I was an exchange student. I'm so excited to be going back!
| Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brazil; 2002 |
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Weekly Photo 3.19.2011
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Weekly Photo 3.12.2011
| Taken in December of 2005: Brooklyn Bridge, New York City. |
Saturday, March 05, 2011
Weekly Photo 3.5.2011
| Taken in 2006, Indianapolis, Indiana |
Enjoy the colors of the photo - as they probably help remind those of us in colder climates that spring is on its way.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Weekly Photo 2.26.2011
Saturday, February 05, 2011
Weekly Photo 2.5.2011
Yes, I'm going to go ahead and post another photo. I miss my maternal grandparents. Lately, a new project has been started in our family: to rebuild / repair the house my mom grew up in and my grandparents lived in until they passed. It's a beautiful old house that has a secret stairway that used to be for the servants - it is now closed off and the house has been divided up for renting. I am the oldest of the 3 girls in my family and I have the most memories of Gramma and Grampa, and that house. The following picture was taken a long time ago, and probably when I was either very young or not yet born. The location is the porch of the old house, where I remember swinging in that very same swing, probably singing to myself.
Weekly Photo 2.5.2011
This photo was taken my my grandparents when they visited me at college. It reminds me of another time.. I made a few good friends that I still keep in touch with today, I studied a language I love, and I had an awesome professor that was also a good friend. It's amazing how much a life can change (and how many things can happen) in a mere 7 years.
| Taken some time in 2003-2005, Florida International University, Miami, Florida |
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Weekly Photo 1.30.11
I am posting a second photo this week because without realizing it, I skipped last week.
The reason for this particular photo is that I was reminded of it during a phone conversation last night with my Dad. His father's sister passed away over a week ago at the age of 103. We started talking about the cemetery at the small church on top of the hill on Scotch Ridge and I remembered the time I walked through there in 2007 with Grampa. The cemetery sits atop a hill next to the church that, up until a few years ago, was merely a one-room church with an outhouse. (They have since added on a gathering area, running water, and bathrooms.)
The tombstones date well into the 1800's and some are sinking or leaning over. Some are so eroded the names can't even be read.
At one point during our walk that day, Grampa placed his hand on the corner of one of the newer tombstones for leverage to walk back up the hill. I captured that moment with my camera and below is the resulting photo.
The reason for this particular photo is that I was reminded of it during a phone conversation last night with my Dad. His father's sister passed away over a week ago at the age of 103. We started talking about the cemetery at the small church on top of the hill on Scotch Ridge and I remembered the time I walked through there in 2007 with Grampa. The cemetery sits atop a hill next to the church that, up until a few years ago, was merely a one-room church with an outhouse. (They have since added on a gathering area, running water, and bathrooms.)
The tombstones date well into the 1800's and some are sinking or leaning over. Some are so eroded the names can't even be read.
At one point during our walk that day, Grampa placed his hand on the corner of one of the newer tombstones for leverage to walk back up the hill. I captured that moment with my camera and below is the resulting photo.
| Taken in 2007, Scotch Ridge Church, Martins Ferry, Ohio |
Sunday, January 09, 2011
Weekly Photo 1.9.11
Monday, January 03, 2011
Weekly Photo 1.3.2011
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