I almost forgot this today, so I snapped one with my laptop's "photo booth". This is the first attempt. No photoshop or other tampering. This is the dark truth. It's late.
Drove home after a busy day visiting here and there. Blown away (again) by the beauty of the light and landscape of Swedish countryside. A good day on the whole.
I spent last night in total bliss... I rearranged all my yarns in the cabinet.
Today I've been showing off my yarn to appreciative admirers who came to visit. It feels like vacation for real when you can spend hours on end talking about, and petting yarn.
Today sweat and fatigue is over shadowed by the love of yarn. Photo of reflection in yarn cabinet door.
Slowly going back to normal.
(I'm realising you keep getting the same faceshots over and over. I will start managing my fear of my bulging silhouette and my misshapen feet eventually. Still working on feeling cute up here.)
I have slept about three hours since that last photo, and it's almost exactly 12 hours later. Not sure what day it is without using a calender and a calculator combined. Nice to be home though.
This photo is taking in dawn light over Copenhagen before landing at 6.35 this morning. I had then been awake only twenty hours or so... In my head, it's just 12.35 am.
We saw the Liberty Bell and are still gobsmacked. Or we're just too tired to stay sane. I'm not sure which. A confusing day filled with good experiences and heavy emotional luggage. Oh joy.
We find ways to keep smiling together. Or rather: He keeps me smiling.
More yarn shopping, but also a first glance of Philadelphia. 103 degrees Fahrenheit (about 40 centigrade) makes this one of the warmest days I can remember. Good shopping, bad sweating.
Knit shopping. Yarn, gadgets and books. Finding new soul mates in the little ladies in the Wonderful store I found. (Twist - New Hope, PA). Apart from the heat it's a wonderful day.
Still keeping some things on the inside, because I need to.
This was His day. Gettysburg. I was in no way this bored - it was actually quite exiting, but it is the only photographic evidence I have showing I was there...
Flying to the US to visit my father. Eight hour flight screwing with time differences. I am tired and slightly intimidated by what this trip could be like.
It is also an experiment in photographic expression, something I don't really master (yet).
And it is a shared adventure.
My friend Ulrika will be posting her self portraits during the same 365 days, and our discussions about the experience is also part of what I hope to get out of this.