Lately I've become passionate about creating a record of my life. This record keeping has taken on many forms. One is that I have been posting on this blog more frequently. (I set a goal to post at least twice a week this year, and so far I have kept that goal.) I have also been writing frequently in my journal.
Is this because I have a terrible memory and tend to forget experiences I've had? I don't want to admit it, but yes. So, I'm creating documentation of my own life, for my own consumption. If others enjoy it along the way, that's a bonus.
I recently discovered a trend among the bloggernacle. Many individuals have embarked on what they call the 365 day photo project. The premise of this project is simple, you post a picture every day for 365 consecutive days. Many of them have themes, or specific goals. Others just seek to document daily experiences.
I decided that I wanted to participate in this movement. I figured it would be a good addition to my other record keeping efforts. I began my own 365 day photo project about a week ago. I can't guarantee that I will post on it forever, but I've set a goal to post a picture every day for the next year.
One fun side affect that I've noticed already is that when I know that I'll be posting a picture at the end of the day, it reminds me to take pictures of things throughout the day. So, even though I only post one picture a day, the other pictures also become an additional record. And, the process of picking the photo that best represents the day is the majority of the fun.
Now, don't worry. I will still faithfully post all of the greatest hits of my life on this blog.
But, if you're interested, you can come check out Jeff's Daily Photo. Like I said, it's primarily for my own consumption, but you are all welcome to come along.
According to my Analytics, there are 4 of you who have already discovered my daily photo. The rest of you should come join those 4 wise individuals. Who wouldn't want to enjoy 365 days of me?
Summen Der Wohnzimmer Lampe
3 years ago
Good luck! I regret not keeping it up past one year!
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