Week 1
Posted on January 14, 2010
So after considering doing my own 365 project I opted to do a 52 weeks one instead. I opted for this option so that I would be able to post my work to be accountable. I wanted to be able to do finish what I started so this works out better for me. Next year I will be ready for the 365 project.
The way I have decided to approach this is this. I have set up different themes for each month of the year. Every week I will take pictures on that topic and pick one or two to post on that subject.
I am hoping that through this year I will challenge myself and get my creative juices flowing. All my life other people have always told me that I am creative. I wasn’t always so sure about that, my Mom is an artist she can draw and paint and the best I can do is stick figures and even those are pretty bad. I remember once when I was in the fourth grade we had to write a book, illustrate it and even bind it. I got someone else to draw my pictures because I knew mine would look terrible.
I hope you will enjoy the journey as much as I hope to. I also hope that you will give me comments, encouragement, and feedback.
With that said here is my first foray into this project. I decided that the month of January should be about Food. I love food all kinds of food. I have a dear friend who is a chef and she loves to cook for me. She say’s I enjoy my food so much that it is a treat to see me get pleasure out of what she has prepared.

In case you haven’t noticed this is not real food but plastic miniature food. I have always loved things in miniature dollhouses, food, movies and books about miniature people grab my attention. So as I was thinking about what to shoot my granddaughter asked me to play tea party with her. As I started looking at her new foods I started thinking it looks so realistic and tasty. No wonder kids try to eat it if I was their age I would to!
Oh and just so you know that book I had help with back in the fourth grade……… I won first place. The next year, I decided to write a sequel and illustrate it myself and got nothing. That’s when I learned if you can’t do, hire someone who can!
Peace & Blessings

