Deepop’s Project 365- 2022

Day 33//365
Too late for the Objects MCC.
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Darkroom

From today’s walk - wetlands as seen from a bird blind.
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Bluristic, Gloomlogue, Darkroom
 
Day 35/365
Max called today on FaceTime as he had a snow day at school. He uses FaceTime to play with the Memojis more than he likes to actually converse. I used Ps Camera to take some of him, and while it was out, some of our house.
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deepop said:
Day 35/365
Max called today on FaceTime as he had a snow day at school. He uses FaceTime to play with the Memojis more than he likes to actually converse. I used Ps Camera to take some of him, and while it was out, some of our house.
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Wow, the image from your house looks like something made by the Swedish painter Carl Larsson. I would ever have guessed it was an american home :rolleyes: Check him out and you’ll see what I mean. And the memojis are just awesome. Linus and I are using memojis too sometimes :)

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ubbyisis said:
Wow, the image from your house looks like something made by the Swedish painter Carl Larsson. I would ever have guessed it was an american home :rolleyes: Check him out and you’ll see what I mean. And the memojis are just awesome. Linus and I are using memojis too sometimes :)

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I can see what you mean. Of course, there’s no comparison between a Carl Larsson painting and the output of Ps Camera
 
8 Feb
Tuesdays I work a shift at the Survival Center, a food distribution center for those with food insecurity. I took a year off at the onset of the pandemic and returned when I was vaccinated. It has expanded its services over the course of the pandemic. Pre-Covid it was all done in person with clients coming into the center and being served by volunteers like me. Now people stay in their cars and the food is brought out to them, or they can order and have curbside pickup, or we can deliver to those who are home bound.
Here’s a view from the back of the warehouse area.
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Gloomlogue, Photos
It was much warmer today so there were of puddles on the walk home.
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deepop said:
8 Feb
Tuesdays I work a shift at the Survival Center, a food distribution center for those with food insecurity. I took a year off at the onset of the pandemic and returned when I was vaccinated. It has expanded its services over the course of the pandemic. Pre-Covid it was all done in person with clients coming into the center and being served by volunteers like me. Now people stay in their cars and the food is brought out to them, or they can order and have curbside pickup, or we can deliver to those who are home bound.
Here’s a view from the back of the warehouse area.
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Gloomlogue, Photos
It was much warmer today so there were of puddles on the walk home.
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Great job! Must feel good to work with something meaningful that makes a difference for other people.
We too had puddles today :)
 
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I started at the center and at Mobitog about the same time!
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Two worthy causes. :)
deepop said:
8 Feb
Tuesdays I work a shift at the Survival Center, a food distribution center for those with food insecurity. I took a year off at the onset of the pandemic and returned when I was vaccinated. It has expanded its services over the course of the pandemic. Pre-Covid it was all done in person with clients coming into the center and being served by volunteers like me. Now people stay in their cars and the food is brought out to them, or they can order and have curbside pickup, or we can deliver to those who are home bound.
Here’s a view from the back of the warehouse area.
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Gloomlogue, Photos
It was much warmer today so there were of puddles on the walk home.
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Just love that puddle!
 
deepop said:
8 Feb
Tuesdays I work a shift at the Survival Center, a food distribution center for those with food insecurity. I took a year off at the onset of the pandemic and returned when I was vaccinated. It has expanded its services over the course of the pandemic. Pre-Covid it was all done in person with clients coming into the center and being served by volunteers like me. Now people stay in their cars and the food is brought out to them, or they can order and have curbside pickup, or we can deliver to those who are home bound.
Here’s a view from the back of the warehouse area.
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Gloomlogue, Photos
It was much warmer today so there were of puddles on the walk home.
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What a great thing to do.:hearteyes: Love the reflections.
 
deepop said:
8 Feb
Tuesdays I work a shift at the Survival Center, a food distribution center for those with food insecurity. I took a year off at the onset of the pandemic and returned when I was vaccinated. It has expanded its services over the course of the pandemic. Pre-Covid it was all done in person with clients coming into the center and being served by volunteers like me. Now people stay in their cars and the food is brought out to them, or they can order and have curbside pickup, or we can deliver to those who are home bound.
Here’s a view from the back of the warehouse area.
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Gloomlogue, Photos
It was much warmer today so there were of puddles on the walk home.
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Impressive. Both the Center and your commitment!
 
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