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Christmas and Gerald Ford have sadly left us, so it's time for me to start posting again. (By the way, until a major media outlet sucks it up and actually tells us what killed the 93 year old former president, I'm just going to assume his parachute didn't open.) But it's late and I've tired of thinking about all the things that have happened since last I wrote (though the destruction of my car's window and the theft of my iPod are good bets to make comebacks) so instead I want to take this oppurtunity to issue a challenge.
I really enjoy reading my former GSE teacher's blog. Over the last month he participated in a project with his friends and coworkers called the December Photo Project. Basically, he made a point to take at least one picture of something interesting or beautiful or weird or mundane or exciting or whatever every day and post it on his blog. I hereby announce my very own January Photo Project, with the same rules (except, um, for the month of January). I'd like you all to participate as well, so here's the deal. I'm going to try to post one picture every day. If you have a blog of your own, go at it with a digital camera. If not, you may feel free to email your pictures to me at nilarh6@wfu.edu and I'll post a few good ones. If you don't have a digital camera, I suppose you'll just have to make a posterboard with your shots at the end of the month. I know it sounds kind of hoaky, but I've really enjoyed following the shots online this month and I think it might be cool to glimpse images of the lives all of you are living. Consider yourselves challenged.