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Wednesday, September 3, 2014

project life 2014: week 35

Week 35 is actually my week one of project life 2014. It was a great week to start out. I know I'm really going to enjoy this project for the rest of the year.

I'm doing my weeks from Monday through Sunday because I like to keep the weekend together. 

This week: August 25-August 31

This week was special for a couple of reasons. First of all, I got a fitbit over the weekend and decided that I needed to take it for a spin the first week and get at least 10,000 steps per day. When I'm not shooting, it seems like I spend most of my time at my desk, so the only way that it is realistically going to happen for me is if I go out to the trail with Ayron before he goes to work. I was up Monday through Friday at 5:45am and at a bit more of a leisurely time on the weekend and I knocked it out of the park! Here were my step totals:

Monday: 10,942
Tuesday: 10,272
Wednesday: 10,237
Thursday: 11,671
Friday: 15,278
Saturday: 11,013
Sunday: 13,948

I decided to document this for my project life with my middle row, taking a photo of my feet at a different spot on the trail each day. Monday through Thursday, this was on a wonderful trail near my home, and Friday through Sunday, it was in my hometown in Iowa. The fitbit combined with my documentation motivated me so much! What a blast. 


It's a shame that you can't see the starry sky in the photograph better. It is tough to get pictures of these with their shiny pages!



I love using instagram to capture small moments throughout the week as well, and I love that I can transfer my instagram photos into this book. It motivates me to utilize the medium more and inspires me to look at the world differently. 

materials used
Seafoam core kit.
Pocket pages cards & stickers.
Avery labels.
Photos taken with an LG G2 & Nikon D700.

Thanks for stopping by, friends!



1 comment:

  1. I love this! Also, how do you cut the round corners? Do you have a specific size/brand/ cutter that you use? I'd love to buy one.

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