Hello, it’s July! I haven’t posted too much because I’ve been busy working on a new site and blog. And of course, I keep changing my mind about the design. However, it’s not fair to stop from posting photos here. So here we go…

I started this challenge.. you may have heard of it. It’s called 365 days and you take a self-portrait of yourself every day for 365 days. I’m currently on day 20 and haven’t missed one day! Hopefully I can keep it up.

Here’s a few of my favorites from the last 20 days.

In the Fremont neighborhood in Seattle, every year there is a Solstice Parade to celebrate the summer solstice. The parade starts out with people on bicycles, with a few skateboarders and in-line skaters thrown in. Many of these people have painted their bodies. Then.. come a few floats, some dancing, and interesting people walking. Josh and I missed the parade last year, so we knew we HAD to go this year. Just check out the pictures to see why.

On Saturday, Josh and I went to Discovery Park did a little walking around, and laid a blanket on the beach and relaxed. What a great way to spend a weekend.

The last of the road trip photos..

I’m trying to finish up all the photos I’ve been wanting to edit from our California road trip. I have a few more I’m still working on.. but here’s the last set I’ve uploaded.

Taken from the car window.. traveling on I-5 in California.

I’ve been editing photos this weekend because it makes me happy. Here’s a bunch of random shots:

Pismo Beach, California

Leaving San Luis Obispo, heading towards I-5

Highway 1 in California

Montana de Oro in California

Just north of Mount Shasta in California, traveling on I-5

A polaroid of Josh holding this weird picture we found on a street corner in our neighborhood

A shot of a new/old polaroid camera we picked up at the Punk Rock Flea Market yesterday

It was at this beach that I had my first touch of the Pacific Ocean (other than the water that comes into Puget Sound).

Ocean Beach in San Francisco

And here are the remains of the Sutro Baths. Being there, seeing this, walking among the ruins made me feel like I was walking among Greek or Roman ruins.