Taking It One Day at a Time

Day 59/365

This cat hates me…Ginger looking peeved and scared at the same time…

Day 58/365

This wonderful lady kicks my butt every time I see her. Jamie is my athletic therapist and also my rehab coordinator. Because she always makes me do tough things I figured I’d get her to a hold position for a couple of minutes while I took a widerature shot of her. Haha, thanks Jamie.

Day 57/365

Pub night yet again. Good to catch up with old friends.

Day 56/365

Widerature again! This is my friend Keegan. Went to university with him and while I was up at his company on business related things and I luckily remembered he worked there. So, after a couple of text messages he came down and I made him let me take this photo of him. The thing I love bugging Keegan about is his fake accent. His family has been in Canada for quite some time. Everytime I call his house, his sisters have a perfect canadian accent, but for some reason Keegan has this “fake” or “forced” accent haha. I think he does it to attract the ladies. Either way, I think it’s absolutely hilarious when he says “No, I don’t have an accent” because he does it with his fake one…

Day 55/365

Check out the big guns! lol. I did my first push up last week since the injury two years ago. I was happy I’m actually doing shoulder rows here, not just flexing for the heck of it.

Day 54/365

All that packing on saturday paid off. Moved to my new cubicle today. I like it! It’s been an incredibly busy day. It’s time to sleep soon.

Day 53/365

Shutter Nirvana group meet today. It was great to have the photogroup go on a photo walk to figure out aperture, iso, and shutter speed.

Day 52/365

Spent all day packing up my cubicle and went to watch Beast in the evening at their concert. They’re an amazing band from Montreal and I thought this shot was a good representation of the kind of music they perform.

Day 51/365

Had dinner with Keith Logan at his house very far outside of the city. It was an inspiring evening and I was very honored and flattered when he started critiquing my shots. A memorable evening that encouraged me to go even further with my hobby. Thanks Keith. Thanks to Keith’s wife, Sandy for an amazing dinner.

Day 50/365

Got my new glasses today…