April Photo a Day Don't be Shy
Photo a Day teaches me not to be shy in April
April became a month of huge challenges as I was admitted to hospital and told to be prepared for a 2 to 3 week stay for some special treatment for RA. I would be allowed to go home on weekends. Will this spell the end for my Photo a Day Marathon 2010 cancer awareness project? This page is April 1 to 15, 2010 Page 2 is April 16 to 30, 2010

March - How Photo a Day Meets the Challenges of Life
Photo a Day becomes a Challenge
How do you post a photo everyday even when you are sick and can't go out of your apartment? Rule #1 for me is "Never Quit!" Since this Photo a Day Marathon is to reflect my everyday life - I decided to share what I do when I am sick. I think about the good memories. - I will do that here too. Please Tweet this page.

July 2010 Photo a Day Be grateful for the little things
You'll come to learn a great deal if you study the Insignificant in depth.
"Why not learn to enjoy the little things -- there are so many of them." "Sometimes when I consider what tremendous consequences come from little things. I am tempted to think there are no little things." Bruce Barton (American Author 1886 -1967)

June 2010 is a month of New Flora and Fauna
Posting a Photo a Day is full of surprises in June
June's Photo a Day is full of stories. Every day is like opening a new gift package. The viewers on RedGage.com to my Strawberry story proved to be the most popular. It was amazing how much interest one missing strawberry can generate. Don't miss the delightful pictures that I recieved about Mom Moose and her new twin babies. And the best story of all is the beginning of the new Gull family. When was the last time you saw one day old Gull Chicks? Truly Photo a Day for 2010 opened up all sorts...

August 2010 Long Hot Summer for Photo a Day
August was as Busy as a Bee
A wide variety of activity kept us all busy as bees this month. The month started with an extra special outing to the Vancouver Art Gallery Patio Cafe where my friend and I just hung out for the morning and enjoyed the flowers of every description. The Gull chicks were still entertaining us everyday and more of our flowers were blooming far beyond our wildest expectations. The flowers required a lot of watering during the hot days as they are all grown in containers. So a few of us spent most...