Can you see me? (I was playing with my new lens during bells today. Ahem, instead of playing bells. I have a serious concentration problem these days.)Emergency lane, New Jersey Turnpike, Dec. 9th: “Do you know how fast you were going?”
“No sir.”
“86. Do you know what the speed limit is here?”
“65.”
“No ma’am, it’s 55.”
(Ouch.)
“The speedometer’s numbers are all in the wrong place, officer. See, I’m driving a new car and the 80 number in this car is where the 60 number is in my old car and I guess I’m not used to it yet.”
“Tell it to the prosecutor.”
“Yes sir.”
County courthouse, Jan. 16: The prosecutor liked my photographs A LOT.
Old car
New car
Good thing the speed limit wasn’t 80!
Pat me on the back! It’s January and I finally got my FALL LEAF pictures posted. You’ve GOT to see this slide show. I’ve been working on it little by little in my spare time since September. It’s so much fun! And it’s finally ready! Yay!
At long last, “Be Thou My Vision,” the video program I presented during worship last March, is now available on my Web site for you to view in its entirety on your computer.
Click here for my First Presbyterian Church page. Leave a comment here, or send me e-mail at julie@juliewaltonshaver.com, or call me at 732-261-1075 to obtain the password.
Special thanks to Bill Cummings, Ron Davie, the members of the Evangelism and Nurture Commission, and all the members of the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church of Metuchen for supporting me in this project. I have learned so many wonderful things in the last year and a half! Enjoy!
"When you find yourself beginning to feel a bond between yourself and the people you photograph, when you laugh and cry with their laughter and tears, you will know you are on the right track."
Arthur Fellig
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