Since this is the last week of 2009, I thought I would post a photograph from each month of this year for That's My World Tuesday.
I didn't try to look through all my zillions of photos for the best or even representative ones. I took a quick look at some of the folders from each month and grabbed one.
The first photograph was taken in January when my St. Francis statue was sporting a hat and stole courtesy of the snow. The second shot is from a February sunset and and shot below is from March. I think of the shot below as my March Madness photo (a term that NCAA basketball fans will be familiar with).
The next shot is one I took in April while walking in the North Carolina Museum's Art Park in Raleigh, NC.
My May shot below was taken at the top of my driveway looking into what I call my secret garden because it's fairly private in the back.
My June shot below is of a dragonfly that was hanging on to my car's antenna.
The shot I took below was the last day of July and was taken at a hotel pond where my daughter and I were going for a walk near the Greensboro, NC airport. We were waiting for a delayed airplane bringing my sister to a family reunion we were going to in Blowing Rock, NC.
The next shot was taken on August the first, at Moses H. Cone Memorial Park, where my sister and I were walking before the family gathered at my Aunt's house in Blowing Rock, NC.
My September shot was taken in the NC Botanical garden in Chapel Hill, NC.
The heron below is one I photographed in October while walking at a lake near where I live in the triangle area of NC.
I photographed the cardinal below, in November, through my bedroom door which looks out on my deck.
The December shot below was taken in my home office/den last week. That is where I work most of the time except when I have to be on site at the Durham office, and it is also where I blog. On the right side of the shot is my computer table which is mostly out of the camera site, and the left hand side shows a little bit of the day bed where I can break for a quick nap, I mean stretch out while proofreading work, in my home office.
