My suggestions for a story were used in today’s finale from Linda in the #JusJoJan (Just Jot January) for 2021. Thanks Linda! I admit I have been very sporadic with my posts this month. Usually I am all over the Just Jot January theme so I don’t exactly know what my problem is. Maybe I’ve been looking at too much eye candy online instead of getting down to business.
I’m not making any promises but my goal for the next month at least is to buckle down on some of my projects. For now, here is a quick look back at 2020 as recorded for my One Second Everyday project. I’ve taken a second (or second and a half) recording of the highlights (or lowlights).
I’m doing it again this year. I must admit that sometimes I forget to take a video so I use a picture and sometimes I am a day or so off but it’s my year and I’ll do what I want to. 2020 started off with my daughter in bandages after having her wisdom teeth pulled on New Year’s Eve 2019. It ends with our belated Christmas on New Year’s Eve 2020. In between are lots of interesting things I see on my walks with Benny and other bits and pieces of the happenings of last year. Enjoy. If you haven’t tried the #1seme experience, it’s a simple app on the phone. I use the free version but you could get a paid one that will give you more creative freedoms.
Now on to February!
Janet's Smiles 
So many projects, so little time! I love your One Second a Day… how fun!
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How true, Janis! Sometimes it seems like my head is spinning so much!
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I’ve never done it, but looking at yours is intriguing. Maybe next year 🙂
I think you had a full year, in comparison to mine. I struggle to get a pic a day for my photo prompt. I keep busy, but I just don’t see much in the way of new stuff.
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Oh it was a struggle, especially last year where we did nothing! Imagine if it had been a concert filled, baseball filled year! I mean, mostly I walked the dog and did my transcription. Thank goodness for interesting things in the neighborhood!
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I CAN imagine — you still brought all the smiles. Except maybe the tree felling. I was sad a moment wondering what happened… but then the dog trotted and smiled back at you and I moved on. LOL
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Yesterday I stumbled over the One Second Every Day app for my iPad. It’s an interesting concept and you are doing great to manage remembering to do it. I’d forget about no doubt.
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Oh well, Ally, I have forgotten once or twice (or maybe more) but then I just add something that I have previously taken a picture of. I give myself all kinds of leeway so I don’t feel pressured.
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OK… you have inspired me. Maybe February is the month when I buckle down for some projects too. What do I do with all of my time? Love the 1 second per day video!
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Thanks Laurie! Isn’t it amazing how the time just slips by? We can do this!
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