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Day 3: Gipsy

I have not posted much about our lovely puppy but she was really sweet and decided to sit still long enough for me to take a few photos of her today. Her name is Gipsy named after an Austin Gipsy. Steve has a history of having his animals named after vehicles so we kept with that idea. We have had her since Valentine's weekend last year. She should be about a year old as of right now. It is crazy to compare these photographs to how she looked when we got her. She is supposed to be a lab Great Pyrenees mix. We are not to sure on that anymore she grew exponentially as a puppy but she has since stopped and seems stuck around 50 lbs. Whatever type of mix she is she has a wonderful temperament. On a side note I have been needing to recover this chair for a while... I just never get around to it.

Eventually she got interested in the shutter sound and I got a few of her leaning towards me like this.

Emily 

Day 2:

The view of the sunset outside my back window. The colors were beautiful. I am going to try to keep posting these individually but I may post them in groups as well. 

Emily

Day 1: Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!!! I am beginning this new year with a new 365 Photograph a day project. I believe that this year will be the year I can accomplish this without fail. Also I turn 25 this year and feel that I should at least be able to fully accomplish something I have set my mind too by now.

A little context for this photograph. We actually ventured out on New Year's Eve last night. Normally Steve and I chill out on the couch and watch the ball drop in New York on TV. This year the city we live in decided to hold all sorts of holiday activities including a New Year's Eve "ball" drop. So we went and ate at WR Social House for dinner. I highly suggest this restaurant to anyone who finds themselves in Marietta, GA. I love it. Especially their hot fried chicken and ever changing $5 daily punch. Yummmm. We also got to see a free concert The Whiskey Gentry. They happen to be a local band and were a treat to see. The city kept what was being dropped at midnight a secret and had it hidden by a large box that was hoisted up by a small crane. At midnight we found out that there was a man in gold lame pants who danced while being dropped down. A bit odd but a NYE that we will never forget.

Happy New Year Everyone!!! 

Emily