Susanne 365 and Beyond: Swim Day at Sheri's

Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Swim Day at Sheri's

On a day where the thermometer still read over 100 at five in the afternoon, B floats in Sheri's pool. Her family and ours studied California History together over the course of the last year. Pools in our town tend to be brisk at best unless heated; this pool was in the low-60s today which is refreshing on a day in the mid-100's. Good ol' mountain nights are COLD. B is now taking swim lessons so he can swim without the floatie thingy -- I'll be glad when the last of the kids is fairly swim-safe.

4 comments:

Sandie said...: I miss swimming! We don't go to the pool we used to belong to anymore because they don't have the diving boards and that was the only reason Nathan wanted to go. Athena is too busy to 'just hang out' there and I am too shy to go without them.

I was hoping to get a pool for the house this year, but it didn't happen. Oh well, next year.; July 4, 2007 at 1:42 PM
Dancingirl said...: Fun! Cute shot.; July 4, 2007 at 5:51 PM
Sandy said...: He looks like he's having a good time. Great way to escape the heat!; July 5, 2007 at 9:51 AM
Carol Ann Weaver said...: What a cutie!; July 9, 2007 at 11:02 AM

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Project 365 started in January of 2007 with about fifteen online friends from the United States and beyond who resolved to post "A Photo A Day." The goal was to learn about photography through daily practice and looking at and commenting upon each others' work.

Several devoted photographers kept going in January of 2008 while most of us resorted to less-rigorous schedules of posting our photographs. But in January of 2009, about ten (perhaps more!) of us were back in the saddle, ready to shoot, post, and learn. Most of their blog sites are listed further down the sidebar if you'd like to view their work.

I took another break for 2010 but am back for 365 for 2011 with a new Facebook group of friends, many of whom you'll find in the sidebar.

I am using a simple point-and-shoot camera, an Olympus Stylus 740. Many of my fellow photographers are using far better cameras, so the quality of my photographs will in no way equal theirs. However, I still hope to "learn to see" better this year as I jump back into Project 365.