My Photos are Out of Here!

Most of the pictures I take are for personal use; I do blog about them on my family blog, but for the most part, they're for my and my friends' enjoyment.  But every once in a while, an image gets out there for others to see.

I have a good relationship with those who volunteer for our state homeschool organization, and I've been happy to provide them with photos over the years.  It has been a thrill to have those images used on their website, and I'm sharing them with you here.

I must share a disclaimer, however.  ICHE in no way endorses any photographer, including me, nor have they paid me for the use of my images.  I have freely given them electronic use of these images for their website, and I'm happy that they can use them to further the kingdom of God through homeschooling.  With that said, enjoy!

Treasuring life's moments,
Christine

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Featured on the Web!!

Back in April, we had the opportunity to help out friends whose basement was in danger of flooding.  With April being Chicagoland's wettest April in recorded history, there was bound to be flooding.  I even had the scary experience of driving through some of the worst of it.  The day after all the flooding, I happened to drive by one part where the river was still flowing over the road, so after I finished my errands, I drove back with my camera to capture the scene and blog about it.

I blogged and posted all the photos I had taken on my family blog, put a link on Facebook, then forgot about it.  Later, Bolingbrook Patch (via Facebook) let me know that my post would be featured on their local Patch website.  I didn't think anything else of it until I returned to my bank and one of the ladies there enthused about how she saw my blog, and the link which the Patch put up to my blog.  Try as I might, I couldn't find the link!  Until, a week or so later, I happened upon it.  My computer-savvy son Danny taught me how to use a snipping took to "take" a picture of something on my screen, so I quickly did that and saved it.

Here's the Bolingbrook Patch website:

You can see the post I wrote about the flood by clicking here.

Pretty cool, huh?  *tickled pink*


Treasuring life's moments,
Christine

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