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DPP // 16-25







From our family's trip back to the Midwest for Christmas, I only had snapped a handful of pictures, these being the (even fewer still) usable ones. 

Lukka and Anikka are sharing a hot chocolate and a 'newspape' before another long day of driving.

 I got to greet and feed one of my best friend's horses and see her new barn. 

We enjoyed Nebraska City with my mom and step-father for a few days, and got out in the harsh cold for a walk. 

I don't even have enough pictures to make a round 10, finishing up the December Photo Project 2013. I'm even slightly irritated at myself for posting this in 2014. Happy New Year, by the way. 

I meant to complete the project. I meant to post the pictures before December was over. It just didn't happen. I was too busy living my life, visiting family and friends, and celebrating another year gone by. Soon enough, I'll get to those goal-setting exercises. I'm not in a rush and I always love a good list...
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