1.23.2011

Winter Words: cozy


Our last winter word is cozy. My photo is on the left and Allison's is on the right. I'm happy with how this project turned out. It was fun to look for photo opportunities based on winterish words and I loved the surprise of how our photos looked next to each other.

Mine was taken in Elliott Bay Cafe, which is a cozy place to go on dreary winter days.

1.18.2011

Flooding and fog

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We headed out for the cabin yesterday but weren't able to make it because the roads were flooded. It was incredible to see roads completely lost underwater, gazebos located in the middle of new lakes, rivers rushing up over their banks. I feel terrible for the people who are having to deal with the destruction and hassle of this flood, but I've never seen this level of flooding first hand and it was very exciting and beautiful.

1.16.2011

Winter Words: spiced


The word of the week for our Winter Words project is spiced. My photo is on the right and Allison's is on the left. These are spices I used for a potato chickpea curry which makes an awesome winter meal.

1.13.2011

Animals

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A few animal photos to go with my animals-inspired playlist.

1.09.2011

Winter Words: snow


This week's Winter Word is snow. My photo is on the left and Allison's is on the right. I'm still hopeful we'll get the snowpocalypse that has been predicted for the Seattle area but so far we haven't had anything more than flurries since November.

1.06.2011

January quiet

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It feels pretty quiet around here lately after the excitement of Christmas with my family and New Years with lots of friends from out of town has worn off. I've got a bunch of projects I want to work on this winter to prevent the blahs from sneaking up on me, but tonight I will use my cold as an excuse to do nothing productive.

Lately I'm loving this series of photographs of a dead tree over time and this wintery desktop from Shanna Murray and Marina Porter.

1.02.2011

Winter Words: steam


Our Winter Words word of the week is steam. My photo is on the left and Allison's is on the right. My glasses are constantly fogging up this winter, which was pretty amusing the first time it happened but by now the novelty has worn off.