Day 326/366
After a long wait, we were finally able to meet Winston and bring him home!
I declared today a no school day because of the beautiful weather. We explored Tower Hill State Park and then visited Peck's farm stand on the way home. The farm stand has a fun petting zoo and Enavi made several new friends, including this sweet pony.
Soaking up every last minute of this wonderful weather and the gift of a stunning sunset.
I try not to include too many photos from clients in my personal 365 project, but this capture was too sweet not to share. This family holds a special place in my heart and their little guy is just about the cutest thing ever! It was a chilly evening, but the light was magical and I gasped when I saw this photo float across my screen as I was downloading the images. This may be my new favorite photo of 2020.
We picked a very wind day to attempt school pictures. I think we managed to get some that we can use despite the challenging conditions. This is one of my favorites of the kids together.
We've been planning this special outing for a couple of months and today was the day to take advantage of the later sunrise and summer-like temps. We got up early, grabbed our flashlights and camera gear and drove to Donald Park. We hiked up to the top of the Mount Vernon Overlook and arrive about 30 minutes before sunrise. Then we sat back and enjoyed the show. It was fairly cloudy near the horizon, so I was worried that we wouldn't see the sun as it came over the horizon, but we weren't disappointed. We saw the sun as it rose, a deep, glowing red, and then it disappeared again behind another bank of clouds. It was a beautiful display and a memorable adventure for all of us.
Day 268/366
We spent a fun morning at Sutter's Ridge picking apples, choosing gourds and pumpkins and eating cider donuts. I'll be honest... the donuts were my favorite part.
He did it! Jevin is officially a newly licensed driver. He even went for his first solo drive with his sister today.
This week Jevin resumed one of his regular activities that's been on hold since March. The martial arts classes that he assists with resumed at a local park. It looks a little different: face masks, face shields for instructors, socially distanced mats for the class particpants, individual equipment for each student, lots of sanitizer. Even with all of the Covid-related precautions, it feels good to get back to some of our "normal" activities.
No real story behind this picture... I just thought the late afternoon light was really beautiful, falling through the window and disrupting the gathering shadows.