Confession time: when I took on this 365 Project, I fully intended to complete it ~ taking 365 photos, one a day for an entire year. Then I realized that what I actually did was commit to a 366 ~ that’s a six, not five ~ Project. This year, 2012, is a Leap Year – who knew?
Still, I fully intended to make it happen. Then I reached the halfway mark, during a week when The Mister was out of town on business for eight days, the water department called to tell me a meter check indicated a possible leak, it rained (hard – thunder and lightning) nearly every day, and I couldn’t sleep for shit – I was exhausted.
Sunday, the beginning of Week 27, I planted myself on the couch around 6:30p.m. to watch some TV, thinking I still had plenty of time to snap a photo. Next thing I knew, I was waking up at…. 12:30 a.m. Monday… no photo.
So… this is the story I’m sticking with… Sunday was my mulligan. My extra day in this Leap Year. I picked back up Monday and will keep going through Dec. 31 ~ 365 photos.
Let’s not speak of this again…
Thin spiral notebook 
Also, I like the gel packs. I’m goi got remember that if I run dry. I know Winter is going to be a challenge.
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Doh! Personally, I don’t think you need to mulligan. 12:30 makes it a technicality. I came lose one day, but still Mae it. I was willing to let a 12:15 count.
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You’re fully entitled to a mulligan! This project is a huge undertaking!
I love the squeezebox. It reminds me of my dad’s accordion. Wonder if he still has that …?
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Cheater cheater 😉
I’m totally just kidding.
I’ve fudged a day here and there (this is year 3 for P365 for me).
At least you’re honest about it 😀
Totally agree with you on “Worst Chore” Ugh! Seriously 😦
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That’s what I’ll call it… ‘fudging.” Everyone likes fudge, right?
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Mmmmm … fudge
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what a beautiful horizon!
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I admire your dedication. I know my limitations, I couldn’t even finished the 52-week project.
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