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I'm taking a brief break in sharing my travel photos in order to share something more recent: a picture from a historic occasion. This is the scene from the election of a new Bishop for the Episcopal Church in Oklahoma.
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We began our weekend retreat with a walk through the snow.

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This plaque was a Christmas gift given to Sunday School teachers at my church. It is hung in my kitchen, near the door to the dining area, and above the microwave.

DJ is a bird fan, and looks forward to the season of "Kitty TV" (which should start soon), so she approves of this decoration.

Catch Up

Invoking a poet/author/creator's right to change his/her mind, I've decided to play catch up for the first 17 days of this year, and to up-date existing entry titles accordingly.

Because I've post-dated the catch up entries, they have already scrolled to the archive page (see the "Older Posts" link at the bottom of this page). The new entries are titled "1/365 - 10/365" and "11/365 - 17/365", and may be found in the "Blog Archive" links in the left side bar. Or, right here:

• 1/365 - 10/365


• 11/365 - 17/365

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Neighborhood cat visits.

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Dame Julian, Friday, 19.Jan.07. The lady seems to pose, even though she is a most reluctant (or flighty) model.

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Tree of Life
Originally uploaded by jacsongs.

I bought this pottery luminario years ago, at the Norman Firehouse Art Center. This picture was taken by the light of the candle within the luminario.

Welcome to Jonah 365

This blog is a subsidiary of my regular blog, Love During Wartime. This current space is dedicated to Project 365, "where some post word-pictures and some post photographs" (as Reverend Mommy puts it). See also Preacher Mom's 365.

I'm aware I'm coming to the party 18 days late. I don't intend to play catch-up, as Reverend Mommy says she will^*. But I do intend to post an image (digital or verbal) every day for the remainder of the year.

*Edited Jan 25: I've changed my mind; I'm going to due a few lump entries (i.e., 1/365 - 11/365, etc.), and change the subsequent numbers accordingly.