From now on

It has been three years since I have begun this blog and my new life. At the dawn of my second new start and a fourth blogging year, I don't feel really like looking behind me. Of course, there would be many things to remember a long this three turbulent years but I prefer to look forward. It's not that everything always sail smoothly these days, I have a lot of professional and emotional challenges ahead of me but I like to believe that, with time, most of the annoying ones will settle and I will remain with the exciting ones. I'm maybe dreaming but I believe that a positive attitude is often the key to happiness.

A great way to look forward is to have projects.

I have an important one in my emotional life by moving in with Dalexia in a new house. It is both challenging and exciting, and it can also be a bit frightening sometimes because we both carry our pasts and different personalities, so we have a lot of adjustments to do. But we are both motivated to make it work and slowly but surely, we start creating our mutual environment where we will both be at ease with our different needs and obligations.

As for my professional project, I only try to accomplish a whole year in this new job and after, I'm convince that everything will be easier and I will be able to concentrate my energy to personalize this camp the way I want instead of just trying to make it work.

So what's left? An amusing and artistic project maybe? The kind of project that helps relaxing when everything move too fast and that can fulfill my creative side?

So to launch this fourth blogging year and maybe to help me be more assiduous around here...
...I begin today a new photo project: Project 52!

This project is totally inspired by the famous and wonderful 365 project but in a less demanding version. You have probably already guess what it is, a photo per week during one year. The best photo taken during that week or the more representative. And contrary to the well organized 365 project, I won't create any group or blog page for it. It will be more a personal project like Sprogger's Y.O.P.
That being said, everyone who wants to imitate my initiative is more than welcome to do.

I will began my project with a simple photo taken yesterday evening at some nearby farm fields where traces of winter slowly disappear to leave place to nature's spring cycle.



Please serve yourself a big piece of chocolate cake for my blog's B-day!