52 Week Photo Project [Weeks 10-12]

I've been lax in posting lately. My apologies! Between my dad's visit last week and the lovely warm weather we've been having I've been spending less time on my computer and more time out and about. I'm three weeks behind in posting my photographs, which is just as well since I only got around to taking last week's photo today. Oops!

Week 10 Theme: Monochrome

Week 11 Theme: Teeny Tiny

We just so happen to call Loofy "Teeny Tiny" on account of her small size. I mean, all of our cats are unnaturally thin but she takes the cake at only seven pounds. We do feed her, I swear!

Week 12 Theme: Vintage

I know I've already taken pictures of the Ford Galaxie 500 from every imaginable angle, so instead I tried something a little different with the processing. Hope you like it.

By the way, word verification for comments is back on after another slew of spam comments. Not sure that'll cure the problem but I'll try whatever I can to keep that crap off of my blog.

A Photo A Day [Day 384]

The Galaxie Revealed! A Photo A Day [Day 273]

I finally convinced the weather to cooperate so I could take some pictures of my husband's Ford Galaxie 500 in all its glory. I think this qualifies for this week's theme of "vintage" too.

I considered somehow blurring out the license plate number but I'll trust you all to not track me down and stalk me based on my revealing that personal information. Thanks.

A Photo A Day [Day 267]

Baby's First Bath

Sorry to keep on with the teaser pics of the new car without yet revealing the entire thing. Still, this was the most fun of all the shots I took of its first trip to the car wash. A real pic will surely come soon.

A Photo A Day [Day 265]

This is the interior of my husband's new car, a '67 Ford Galaxie 500. He's in love with it and I can't count the number of times we've been stopped in the past week by folks drooling over it or sharing their own Galaxie stories. It's definitely an eye-catching car with a lot of history.

We've started joking that with all the old-fashioned levers and buttons it's as complicated to drive as a Tardis.