Following on from “Anatomy of a Day“, this post will be another snapshot of our day through the Week in the Life viewpoint, a concept by Ali Edwards, where you basically dissect and document *all* that makes up your day, for seven days/a week. I am really enjoying the process and really looking at how I get about my day in great detail – through not only to-do lists, but photos, and observations. Many of the photos I am taking are things I normally would not photograph. Things that are, for me, normal, every day occurrences. From the morning cereal choices – (colour coded of course)
Friday I had one of *those* days. One that felt like it was never going to end, and one where I was fighting an uphill battle against four little humans, gravity, and well just about anything that I tried to accomplish.
Normally I do our families memory keeping predominantly through Project Life and this blog. I also have email addresses set up for all the kids (all just moloney._____@gmail.com) where I send them an email about something (even mundane) they have done with a picture and sometimes just a story. In any case, I will hand over the reigns of the addresses to them when they are older. Not sure if it is an 18th Birthday moment or not. I have been doing it for about a year now, and love it. I hope the kids do as well. Anyway, I digress! Mainly our week is documented through photos and words. I like to add in small tiny humanism’s. For example, yesterday, Brendan said he couldn’t go to kindy because….wait for it….he could not feel his legs. I lost it laughing at him! That right there is what I love recording and keeping a moment captured for all of us to appreciate and laugh, cry or cherish in times to come. Continue Reading…
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