But this latest one is stick-a-fork-in-it done.
During my much-needed break, I spent some time trying to reconnect with my passion for photography by journaling and doodling and casually snapping pictures and reflecting {thank you, Creativity Boot Camp!}.
I found that without the self-imposed pressure and rules, I really actually still do love gathering all of my captures every week.
I really enjoy the harvest reaped from the project.
And I really like learning more about my camera.
But I don't like feeling like I've failed when I miss a day -- and I seem to miss at least one day every week or two because of one thing or another.
So I've had to jump over some internal perfectionist obstacles in order to come to a place where I want to continue in this endeavor.
All in all, I've jumped and cleared the bar {just barely}, which means that I'm forging on until I capture all 365 days {even if it takes 400}.
However, if I miss a day, I'm just going to move on mentally and with the project.
That means that my captures might have a day or two in between them but still be numbered consecutively.
And that's just life right now with a husband, two small kids, a business, a side project and, well, a summer that really needs to be filled with enjoyment and activity and movement and, you know, living.
