Roberts Memorial Provincial Park: Part 1

Today was an exploration day with Adam. The sun was out, but the wind was still quite cold. Not that this fuzzy guy seemed to care :) The sandstone beach looks like a strange moonscape (more photos in part two) and is quite slippery in sections. Luckily I think I used...

Needle Felting

I made my first needle felting project yesterday. It’s hard to believe this started as a pile of fluff almost as big as my head. If you want to stab something a million times, this is the craft for you! I decided that my first project should be something simple,...

Tempting the winter gods

I drove back yesterday after an extended visit with family. I was originally going to leave there and go to Vancouver on Friday, but Snowmageddon kept me there all weekend, waiting for safe roads and no blowing snow. Oh well. Yesterday was perfect driving weather,...

Green and wet

It’s a bit of a dreary day here in Victoria, though the raindrops are refreshing after so many days of cold and wind. It’s peaceful, in a way, like a deep breath after holding it in. #yyj #yyjweather #VictoriaBC #vancouverisland #pnw #winter #moody #rain A...

Because sometimes…

… you already have the gear out, and you really might as well test out the velvet backdrop. (aka, I seem to love taking black & white self-portraits.)

A few thoughts on NYE

Finally home in my own bed and I can’t seem to sleep. The past week has been a wonderful challenge, accomplished with a passionate group of people. It’s a reminder that great things can come out of leaving my comfort zone. I can’t wait till next time...

Recently

‘eve foliage. #pnw #christmaseve #yuletide #vancouverisland #VictoriaBC #beautifulbc #sunshine #saturday #nature #foliage #canada #vsco A photo posted by Mel McNiece (@meljammin) on Dec 24, 2016 at 11:56am PST   Marty and I are couch buddies ?? #chrismaseve...

Last week

Last week was chilly in Greater Vancouver, but the sunrises and sunsets completely made up for the cold mornings and snow pile parking. This gorgeous sunset was seen from New Westminster.

An update with too many parentheticals

Well, November has slipped by, and I can’t help but say good riddance. Suffice it to say it was not my favourite month. BUT! I also experienced small wins among the “UGH, BOO.” portion of life. I didn’t start NaNoWriMo until two thirds the...