these are all of our photos from the trip a couple of weeks ago. enjoy.




we stayed with my friend edwin, who lives two blocks from the capitol.

technically, we could see the capitol from his apartment. 



































these are all of our photos from the trip a couple of weeks ago. enjoy.




we stayed with my friend edwin, who lives two blocks from the capitol.

technically, we could see the capitol from his apartment. 




































i’ve been feeling a little blue lately. a little more worried about things than usual. even less in the christmas spirit than normal, and i always get excited about christmas. (and other holidays. and birthdays.)
so i worked on a little project for fun this afternoon: paper snowflakes! i hadn’t made those since i was a child. i remember them hanging in my bedroom windows until they were so old and dried out they fell apart when i touched them.
i think this needs to become a tradition again in my life. i love opening them to see what design i’ve created! of course, it didn’t fix my problems, but a little snowflake-making therapy was just what i needed today.





x
vanessa
my last post was brief and incomplete. i hoped that opening the page and starting to write would help the words come even though it didn’t feel quite ready. maybe next time.
today i’m a little glum and melancholy.
contemplative.
reflective.
something unexpected happened this morning that was both relieving and depressing.
tomorrow is a big day for me personally, but i don’t want to write about it until it’s over. maybe husband and i will go get our christmas tree tonight.
i walked around the apartment a little while ago taking pictures of things i was drawn to. as you’ll see, i wanted to zoom in on each of my subjects; taking in details, showing things in ways we might not always notice even though they are part of our lives every day. i think it’s just what kind of mood i’m in; deep in thought and ready to get up close and personal with everything about my life.