On Canadian Thanksgiving Day, October 10
th, we participated in something called the Ten Photos Project. Andrea Tomkins of
A Peek Inside the Fishbowl is the mastermind behind this simple idea: capture and post a picture every hour, on the hour, for the entire Thanksgiving Day. Andrea’s done this project on previous major holidays, and I personally caught onto it this past Easter, but not in time to actually participate.
I’ve written some of my insights about #10Photos on the
UsedEverywhere blog this week, so I encourage you to go read some of my observations and some of my favourite images from other #10photo participants. And you can continue to read extra blog-tasticness every Thursday-ish, where I blog for UsedEverywhere each week! So, with a great entry to send you over to read, I’ll let this post be as simple as the project itself: here are our ten photos…with a couple bonus reels.
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| 9am: waking up. |
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| 10am: blogging while staring out window. |
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| 11am: Mr Darcy face. |
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| 12 noon: clothing crisis. |
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| 1pm squash in the Byward Market. |
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| 2pm: Eating roasted chestnuts with my family. |
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| 3pm: having a stupid giggle over Brian being at the Sausage Factory. |
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| 4pm: Squash with Bri |
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| 5pm: Starbucks merchandise contemplation. |
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| 6pm: Old church-turned senior's centre as we walk the dog. |
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| 7pm: Star Trek classics. |
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| 8pm: penne with chevre, and spicy eggplant. |
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| 10pm: Brian absorbed in a romantic comedy while he rubs my feet. |
This is a neat-o idea. I'd like to try it for my crazy Christmas ...
ReplyDeleteThe photo are cute. But, the photo of the seniors' centre? That used to be the Nepean Town Hall...not a church (it's next to a church, though.)
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