Well, I successfully completed my first day of orientation at my new job! I will admit that I'm falling in love. Although only one of these pictures is from the building that I will be working in, it gives you a sense of what the whole property looks like. Actually, our multiple properties. As much as I learned today, I can't even imagine what I will be learning over the next few months. This place is so wonderful to work for. I've already met some great coworkers and I can't wait to continue to be introduced to even more along the way. I will admit that this is a lot to take in. If you asked me 6 months ago if I could have even imagined being where I am now, I would have told you that you were crazy. Hell, half of the time I'm the crazy one!
My view from lunch!
The view from the room where orientation was held! (This is also my view from work!)
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Day 37: Simple Sunset
Throughout this whole project, I always wake up every day and ask myself "What the heck am I going to take a picture of today? What if I don't do anything worth documenting? How is that going to help me to remember this day, a year from now?" But, when I walked out of my house today, I quickly realized that nature is the best backdrop for anything worth looking at. I know we can get creative and take pictures of something we did, something we bought or a cool object at a place that we visited. But, we forget that the location and the landscape itself often provide us with the most beautiful pictures.
Now, I know that I can't take a nature picture every single day, because goodness knows that I for sure won't remember it a year from now. But, for today, I couldn't help but capture this scene that I saw, and I will forever remember the 'light bulb' moment I had as I was taking this: although we all see the same sun every day, we see a different sunset. The scene that is painted for us is interpreted differently in each persons eyes. Just that thought it worth capturing, but I am so glad that I have an image to couple with it.
Now, I know that I can't take a nature picture every single day, because goodness knows that I for sure won't remember it a year from now. But, for today, I couldn't help but capture this scene that I saw, and I will forever remember the 'light bulb' moment I had as I was taking this: although we all see the same sun every day, we see a different sunset. The scene that is painted for us is interpreted differently in each persons eyes. Just that thought it worth capturing, but I am so glad that I have an image to couple with it.
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