(Sunday, January 3, 2010) We welcomed a bunch of campers for our annual Special Needs Winter Retreat here at Sky Lake. While we were in Founders’ Lodge, the snowflakes on the Christmas tree caught my attention.
(Tuesday, 22 December 2009) I finally put up a Christmas tree this afternoon. It stands a little over twelve feet tall. Charlie Brown would be proud of it.
(Monday, 21 December 2009) I took some photos earlier in the day, but alas they were all of presents, so didn’t want to post those… When 11 o’clock rolled around, I went looking for an object to photograph. This jingle bell wreath was the lucky winner.
(Monday, 14 December 2009) One learns many life skills at camp. A couple years I learned how to knit. I mostly knit potholders. Here’s a pile of said potholders ready to be wrapped for the lunch bunch Christmas party. I used “Eco-cotton” yarn for a few of them (Red Heart uses 75% pre-consumer cotton scraps to make this yarn.)
I haven’t had the time to decorate for Christmas yet, but did find this miniature tree hiding on a shelf in a closet last night. I went a little crazy photographing it. This was one of my favorite exposures.
I always find it difficult to take down my Christmas tree, so it’s probably a good thing that I opted to go with the artificial one my parents gave me after they down-graded… I was intrigued while looking at the lights one night recently and went crazy with the camera. I liked the way the lights are reflected on the tile in this photo.