43 Photo a Day May Retrospective + The Blimey Cow Challenge for June

00. photo challenge list (courtesy of Fat Mum Slim)
01. peace (that comes from getting back to the basics)
02. skyline (neighborhood)
03. something you wore today (my favorite Brooke Waggoner tee and my favorite earrings)

04. fun! ("May the fourth be with you")
05. bird (as in, "being sick is for the birds.")
06. you
07. someone that inspires you (Josh!)

08. a smell you adore (vanilla-scented candles)
09. something you do every day (make lists)
10. a favorite word ("create")
11. kitchen (my favorite kitchen appliance: our blender)

12. something that makes you happy (girl time)
13. mum (on Mother's Day)
14. grass 
15. love (holding my sweetheart's hand)

16. what you're reading (Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom)
17. snack (a grilled cheese sandwich with a roma tomato)
18. something you made (boutonnieres)
19. a favorite place ("my favorite place in the world is wherever you happen to be")

20. something you can't live without (Josh, forgiveness, acceptance)
21. where you stand (with Boots, the outdoor cat)
22. pink (flowers for sale outside the grocery store)
23. technology (it's a technological selfie!)

24. something new (my new skirt from Target)
25. unusual (A. that there was candy in my house [thanks to a guest] and B. "king size minis." ..what?)
26. 12 o'clock (just hangin' out)
27. something sweet (Ezekiel toast with healthy "nutella" and strawberries)

28. the weather today (Memorial Day was a hot one)
29. a number (a Cinco de Mayo impromptu lunch date!)
30. your personality (dorky - get it from my momma :P)
31. something beautiful (our friend Shadrick and his newborn son, Connor)

Instagram: @krftaylor

I had a lot of fun with the May photo challenge. Fat Mum Slim does a great job coming up with these.. I'm sad to miss out on her photoadayJune challenge, but I'll be too busy next month.. with The Summer of Blimey Cow Photo-a-Day Challenge!

If you need further explanation: 

1) Blimey Cow Photo A Day starts Friday, June 1st (that's tomorrow!). If you're seeing this late, there's no rule against latecomers! Feel free to join in when you can. 

2) To participate, take or share a photo each day that corresponds to that date's assignment. For example, for day 01 ("selfie (no mirrors!)"), share a self-portrait without the use of mirrors. (Note: if you're not allowed to post photos of yourself online or are concerned about privacy, you could post a picture of your hands or toes instead.. these are still considered self-portraits!)  

3) If you’re participating on your blog, feel free to share the link either here in the comments or on Blimey Cow's Facebook wall (same if you're joining via Facebook). If you’re posting to twitter, instagram, or tumblr, be sure to use the hashtag #blimeycowphotoaday so we can find/see your photos! 

4) Don't stress out about it. Have fun! These "assignments" are all open to interpretation! (For example, day 04's assignment, "messy," could be interpreted a number of ways. Messy bedroom? Messy behavior? Something directly related to Messy Mondays? Whatever you come up with is acceptable!) Also, if you miss a day, just jump back in when you can. I usually make up for any missed days by taking/sharing the photo the next day if I can, but if you would rather skip a day altogether, go for it. Make it your own! 

We'll be sharing our own photos this month on Twitter - feel free to follow along over there! Jordan (@Messy_Jordan), Josh (@joshtaylor388), and me (@keenertaylor).

I'll also post an end-of-the-month retrospective here on the blog, just like I've done for past photo-a-day challenges.

Who's in?!

7 Make It A Date 05/12: May

"Win or Dare"

Let's play a round of putt-putt! This time, the stakes are high. And don't forget the go-karts! Every high stakes game of putt-putt should be finished off with an exhilarating race at go-karts. I'm sure we can come up with an appropriate prize for the winner ;)

I love you! 
♥,         .
Your Keener

Contents: $25 gift card to Olive Garden, $20 cash for putt-putt and go-karts, "the rules" for Win or Dare Putt-Putt (via The Generous Wife).

I found a Groupon deal for our putt-putt place, so we ended up using the cash in the packet on a bonus lunch date earlier in the month :D I don't have any pictures of that date.. but you know us - we definitely enjoyed ourselves!

When I was putting this packet together in December, I felt about an ounce of apprehension about the dares. Some of them were so silly! I wasn't sure we would want to do them, especially if there were too many people around. Thankfully, we were the only ones on the course for most of our game.. so we didn't have to worry about slowing other people down or getting too embarrassed by the dares :P And none of the dares were that bad. We ended up tying the holes I was apprehensive about anyway, and we didn't have to do them. That worked out well! (for example: while I love kissing my husband, I'm definitely not comfortable kissing him for a full minute out in public for all to see...)

hole 01: tied
hole 02: Kelli won; Josh had to sing "You Are So Beautiful" to me. (can't you seeeeeee?)
hole 03: tied
hole 04: tied
hole 05: tied
hole 06: Josh won; Kelli had to do ten jumping jacks
hole 07: Kelli won; Josh was supposed to get the signature of a stranger, but since there were no other players on the course, he took dare number one and played the next hole with his hand behind his back.

hole 08: Josh won; Kelli had to dance with Josh to the next hole
hole 09: Josh won; Kelli had to hit her first shot on the next hole with her eyes closed
hole 10: Josh won; Josh got to choose Kelli's dare (he was boring and said, "next time I lose, I don't have to do the dare." - there were other people on the course by this point and I think Josh was feeling shy :P )
hole 11: tied
hole 12: Kelli won; Josh would have had to skip on his way to the next hole or play an air guitar, but he won the right to skip this dare on hole 10
hole 13: Josh won; Kelli had to kiss Josh in 13 places (don't worry, we kept it rated G!)
hole 14: Kelli won; Josh had to twirl his golf club like a baton
hole 15: Josh won; Kelli had to play the next hole sitting down for each shot (Josh joined in on this one for funsies!)

hole 16: tied
hole 17: tied
hole 18: tied

In the end, Josh won by three strokes. I was surprised that I stayed so close to him throughout the game.. usually I'm terrible. But I managed to hang in there!

Next, we hit up the go karts.. and we rode together in a double-seater because it was more fun that way :) We were the only car on the track!

On the way out, we decided to take a quick spin in the lobby arcade. Not surprisingly, Josh schooled me at air hockey (I wish I could at least claim both the points I was awarded.. the first was an accident!)

But I did beat him at skee ball by like 600 points. It's not much, BUT I'LL TAKE IT.

Josh and I hadn't gone putt-putting since shortly after we started dating, so it was fun to relive those early dating days! On our way to Olive Garden, we reminisced about our first few months together and listened to an old mix tape I'd given Josh for our first Christmas together. Appropriate for the most recent Christmas gift to him, right? We also talked about Backyard Survivor because that's pretty much all Josh thinks about these days :P He's so fun and creative. It was a good time.

For lunch at Olive Garden, I got the bottomless soup/salad/breadsticks deal. (Their salad is amazing!) Josh ordered a pepperoni/bell pepper/sausage/roma tomato pizza and he ate the entire thing. We were both pretty surprised! That was on top of the salad and breadsticks he'd already consumed before the pizza came out!

If you've seen today's Messy Mondays video already, you might recognize our outfits.. that's because after our date, we went over to the Taylor's and shot "#YOLO? Well, #YODO too, buddy." It was hilarious.. Josh as the skater dude had us laughing harder than I think we ever have during a shoot.

All together, it was a pretty awesome day :) I can't wait for Friday to get here so we can open the June date envelope!

This post is part of a series chronicling my 2011 Christmas present to Josh: A Year of Dates. See this page for more info and other date recaps!

Linking up with Let's Go on a Date

3 Parmesan Kale and Broccoli Pasta with Sun Dried Tomatoes

This recipe came about because I had a bunch of kale, four leeks, and two heads of broccoli that were all starting to look a little wilty. I needed a dinner that would use all these up without tasting like a bunch of broccoli and kale (let's just say there's a reason those were the leftovers from last week's CSA share :p ). Thankfully, kale and broccoli are two vegetables that taste completely different when they're lightly cooked - with a little steam, bitter becomes slightly sweet; bland becomes savory. It's amazing what a little heat and some water can do! 

A big helping of this is sufficient as a full meal for me, but it would also make a great side dish to some baked chicken and a light romaine salad. Or you could just add the chicken right into the pot! I also imagine that this would taste good with sausage or pepperoni. That would be super easy to do - just cook your meat like normal and then stir it in with the pasta at the end. 

I ended up adding in more sun-dried tomatoes after I'd taken these photos because I really liked the taste they brought to the dish. The recipe below accounts for that addition, but feel free to up the tomatoes even more if you'd like.

Adapted from Budget Bytes and allrecipes.com

Makes 6 side servings (or 4 main servings)

5 minutes prep; 25 minutes cooking time. 30 minutes total. 

• 2 tbsp olive oil
• 2 tbsp minced garlic
• 4 leeks (or 1/2 medium onion), diced
• 1 big bunch kale (stems removed, leaves torn into medium sized pieces) 
• 2 heads broccoli, cut to short florets
• 1 bag of frozen peas and carrots
• 1/2 c water
• 8 oz bow tie pasta
• 2 tbsp lemon juice (one medium lemon)
• 1/3 c sun dried tomatoes, cut into strips
• 3 oz shredded parmesan cheese
• salt and pepper, to taste

1. Heat olive oil in a large pot over medium high heat. Add onion and garlic, and sauté until soft. Add kale, broccoli, peas&carrots, and 1/2 c water to pot. Stir once, then cover, reduce heat to medium/low, and let cook for 15 minutes. 

2. While vegetables are cooking, prepare your pasta according to instructions (usually 10-15 minutes after water has started boiling - check package for instructions). (Note: this recipe only calls for 8 oz, while most pastas come in 16 oz packages. Don't use the whole package unless you intend to double the rest of the ingredients, too.)

3. When kale and broccoli are tender but still vibrant in color, add drained pasta, sun dried tomatoes, lemon juice, parmesan cheese, and salt/pepper to taste. Mix well and serve warm. 

10 CSA snapshots + dinner

pictured: kale, turnips, broccoli, cabbage, onions

Also, we got more strawberries (yusss), 2 zucchini, 2 yellow squash, and spinach.

Dinner: Parmesan Kale and Broccoli Pasta with Sun Dried Tomatoes

I hesitantly combined two untested recipes in order to use up the kale and broccoli leftover from last week.. and it tastes sooo good. I'm pretty proud of the end result!

I threw in a few extra ingredients for good measure, so it isn't close enough to either recipe for me to share the links. Maybe I'll do a recipe post in the next couple of days - is that something any of you would be interested in seeing?

10 Currently Digging

Campfires

I love the smell of a campfire. We've already been to several bonfires this year thanks to the MacDonalds and their old tree that went down in December, but now we've got a fire pit a little closer to home and we've been taking advantage of it lately.  Jordan and Ray built a really nice fire pit for Momma Laurie's Mother's Day gift, complete with rustic wooden benches and a walkway lined with rope lights. We've enjoyed it twice since Mother's Day. A couple nights ago, we played a killer game of Survivor around the campfire. Speaking of..

Backyard Survivor

This. Was. So. Much. Fun. Josh came up with the idea months ago, but only recently have we put it into practice. We'd played twice before, but last night was the first time that a group of people got together with the express purpose of playing Survivor. Barry was our Jeff Probst, and he split us into two "tribes" to compete against each other until the merge, when it became every-man-for-himself. There was a hidden immunity idol (a ketchup bottle), a fire-building challenge, alliances and backstabbing, double eliminations and multiple twists. They made for a great game. I made it to top 5, Josh made it to top 3, and little Madeline took the $5 Starbucks gift card prize home. I don't really know how to adequately describe the experience.. just know that it was a stinkin' blast.

Local Strawberries

There is nothing better than fresh, local strawberries in season. Okay, so this picture was ripped from my instagram feed, taken two weeks ago - before our CSA started - so those aren't actually local berries. But I think it illustrates the point beautifully. I thought those strawberries were good, and they were from the supermarket. But our farmer has given us a generous portion of strawberries the last couple of weeks, and nothing can compare to the heavenly sweetness of perfectly ripe strawberries. I seriously wish they could last forever. At the very least, I hope we get a few more weeks of them. So, so good. 

The Wonder Years

Josh and I have been watching The Wonder Years on Netflix. It's so good. Every episode mixes a good bit of humor with a gentle longing for the simpler times of the (wait for it) wonder years of youth. Most episodes don't end with a neat bow wrapped around them - The Wonder Years plays out a lot more like real life than most shows. Not to mention little Fred Savage! I'll always feel closer to Ben because of Boy Meets World, but those brothers sure are lovable, aren't they?

Stir-Fry

So easy. So versatile. So veggielicious. We eat stir fry at least twice a week, and usually more.

Re-Reading Childhood Favorites

A few days ago, I got the urge to start the Anne of Green Gables series over again. Josh got The Gospel According to Larry from the library and has been reading it aloud to me - we're only in the second or third chapter, but I am so intrigued already! Then, on Sunday we went to McKay Used Books, where I found a copy of The Witch of Blackbird Pond for a buck fifty. (I finished that this morning - such a good book!) I didn't intend to start a books-we-grew-up-with kick, but I'm certainly enjoying it now that I'm in the middle of it!

What are you digging lately?

1 Fashion to Figure Giveaway Winner!

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When I posted the Fashion to Figure giveaway last week, Josh asked me how many entries I hoped to get. I said, "It would be cool to get at least a hundred, but I kind of doubt that will happen." Now it's all said and done... and there were exactly 100 entries! You guys are awesome!

But enough with that chit chat. Let's award the prize, shall we? 

Congratulations to Trina! Shoot me an email to kelli@blimeycow.com to claim your prize!

0 Friendly Reminder: Giveaway Closes Tonight!

Just a quick reminder that today is the last day to enter the Fashion to Figure giveaway! The winner will get to choose any item from fashiontofigure.com under $30.

I should have mentioned this in the original post, but you don't have to wear plus-sized clothing to enter. Fashion to Figure also has a really nice selection of jewelry and accessories!

bangle | scarf | necklace | clutch

I'm loving that teal zig-zag clutch. I'm tempted to buy one of those for myself..

To enter, follow the entry rules in the original giveaway post. You must leave your comment(s) by 10pm CST tonight.

Good luck!

8 Introducing Jared and Anna Snyder!

What an amazing, exhausting, romantic, and exciting day!

Long story short, I ended up helping shoot the whole wedding... not just the girls-getting-ready portion. I'm slap-dab-wore-out! But I had a great time. I almost can't believe how much fun I had pretending to be a wedding photographer. Thankfully, I wasn't entirely responsible to catch every important moment. A mutual friend of ours is a fashion photographer, so he was taking pictures as well (and he had pro equipment! That took the pressure off for me because I'm poorly equipped on my own).

I have a ton of pictures to go through, but I wanted to share one image that jumped out to me during my initial scan-through:

Jared chose not to see Anna before her walk down the aisle, but they wanted to pray together before the ceremony. So Jared positioned himself at this corner with his hand stretched out, waiting patiently for his bride to join him. Soon after, Anna snuck up and grabbed his hand, and his entire countenance changed. It was adorable. As they held hands around the corner, Jared praised God for this day, their journey here, and their future together. It was very touching! I'm tearing up a little just thinking about it. What a lovely couple.

My heart is overflowing with happiness for them.

Congratulations to the brand-new Mr. and Mrs. Snyder!

4 The Day Before the Wedding

Two of our very dear friends are getting married tomorrow! This is the wedding that Josh is best man in and I'm helping out with the "girls getting ready" pictures. This wedding is really cool - Jared and Anna have friends or family members taking care of almost every part of the wedding. Not only is that a wise choice financially, but it's really cool for us friends who get to be a part of their big day :)

So we spent most of today helping get ready for that - starting with an early rehearsal, followed by brunch.. then they rehearsed some more, then set up for the reception.

While our husbands were setting things up for the wedding, Emily and I left to get the flowers (she's in charge of the bouquets, corsages, and boutonnieres). Getting them from Kroger to her house was quite the adventure! I had to make sure the three buckets of cold water and flowers didn't spill.. I was up to my ears in baby's breath. Thankfully, we reached her house without any spills! Then she taught me how to make boutonnieres.

While I was helping Em with the roses, I remembered that today is Friday.. as in, the day we pick up our CSA. Thankfully, Josh and I still had time at that point to drop by and pick up our second CSA share of the season. I'm still so excited about this program! I can't remember exactly what we got this week, but I'm happy to see more strawberries; and the addition of cabbage, broccoli, and onions has me excited to meal plan. 

We were going to shoot Monday's video tonight, but we were both way too tired. We went on a date instead - we tried Which Wich for the first time and it was DELICIOUS. Now we're at home, chilling. Josh is putting the finishing touches on the script, but once he's done, I'm going to try to convince him to let me read a few chapters of Catching Fire out loud tonight. Cross your fingers!

Do you know of any couples who've put on a DIY-style wedding with friends and family contributing the various services? How did they go? 

4 Mid-May Progress Report

I've been dreading this mid-month check-in. 

When I set this month's resolutions, I thought I'd be able to keep up with them while also giving myself a break. Turns out, I needed even more of a break than all that. Josh and I both got sick the first weekend of May - I think our bodies were telling us to slow down. We're both better now, but my energy level isn't back to normal yet..  Enough with the excuses, though. Let's dig right in.

Laundry/Dishes
As I type this, there's a pile of folded laundry at my feet, waiting to be put away for two days. The kitchen sink is full of dirty dishes, the stovetop is dirty, the washer and dryer are full, and the dining room table is a cluttered mess. (Okay, so I typed that yesterday. As of today, most of the laundry is put away, the dishes are done, the stovetop was clean before dinner, annnnd the dining room is still a mess. Yay!)

Using my DSLR Camera More
I haven't used my DSLR too much his month, but right now I'm OK with that. This weekend, I'm helping take some pre-wedding photos at our friends' wedding, so I'm hoping that'll help get me back into the saddle again.

Complete and Submit Social Security Paperwork
I haven't even made an effort. For shame.

Get Some Art on the Walls
Finally! Something I've done! There's still a small pile of frames to hang, but at least I've started. Of course, I'll share pictures with you guys in my end-of-the-month Report Card.

10:30 Internet Curfew
I've done OK with my internet curfew (It's been more like 10:45ish the last few nights), but we've had so many late nights out recently that I'm not really reaping the benefits I was hoping to reap because of it. An unexpected side effect is that I'm actually spending less time on the internet during the day, as well. I guess that's why the blog has been a bit neglected.. but don't worry, I'm working on a few posts to share with y'all in the near future. :)

Read at Least Three Books
I've finished Blink (that one's for my book club so I read it as quick as I could). Reading Catching Fire with Josh is still at a stand-still. That one's not my fault though. Just today I was asking Josh why he isn't motivated to finish it, and he said, "Because it might not live up to my expectations. At least this way, I have a really good picture of how I want it to go." This, coming from a man in the FIFTH CHAPTER. He hasn't even reached the good stuff yet. As for the medical book, I'm working on it. It's very information-heavy and takes a lot of breaks to soak it all in. This one may not be finished by the end of May, but I'd rather not rush it - I'm learning a lot! Maybe I'll replace it on the May list with another book so I can meet my 3-book goal.

A Note:
While eating healthy wasn't one of my express resolutions this month, it's an ongoing goal, so I feel like I'm at least a little accountable to you guys.. I've been a little lax in my eating habits recently. Worst time to do so - when I'm sick - but there it is. Several parties, birthdays, Mothers' Day, the first DELICIOUS s'more I've had in years.. I've indulged a bit much. I've been drinking extra green smoothies in an attempt to reverse any damage caused by the sugar. Thankfully, other than a dip in energy, I haven't felt any big repercussions. Praise the Lord!

101 FashiontoFigure.com GIVEAWAY!

***This giveaway is now closed***

YOU GUYS. I've been contacted about hosting a giveaway. For the first time. It's probably super unprofessional of me to be this transparently excited about it, but I'm just keeping it real. I am so thrilled to give you guys the opportunity to win something through this blog!

Fashion to Figure is a women's full-fashion company that carries very trendy and fashionable clothes for plus size women. Look at how cute these clothes are!

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Obviously, I'm a fan of stripes these days. I really want the orange striped blouse pictured below for myself. So cute!

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The Prize:

The winner will be free to choose one item $30 or less from FashiontoFigure.com. 

Mandatory Entry:

You must subscribe to She Learns As She Goes. You can do so through Google Friend Connect, email, Google Reader, or whichever form you prefer. Once you've subscribed, leave a comment letting me know how you're subscribed. For fun: What's your favorite pattern? Stripes? Chevron? Polka Dots? Paisley? Argyle??

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Rules: 

Leave your comment(s) on this post by Monday, May 21 at 10:00pm CST. Only those with domestic U.S. addresses are eligible. The winner will be chosen using Random.org and announced here on the evening of Tuesday, May 22.

Best of Luck!

16 A Day in the Life

Hello, friends! We are recuperating after a week of sickness in our house. It's just that time of year, I guess. On the bright side, we've finally ironed out the kinks for my email address, so send away! If you sent an email in the past week or so but haven't received a reply, please try again! kelli@blimeycow.com (that's K-E-L-L-I -- make sure you spell it right or it gets lost in the void!)

Now that that's out of the way.. Do you guys remember Kirbyeveryday? Once a week, Kirby and Sara make a video chronicling their daily happenings as interns for an after-school program. They're hilarious.

Well, I decided to make my own "everyday" video, and I wanted to share it with y'all: 


(click here if you can't see the video above)
Call it an homage to my beautiful friend, Kirby. She's leaving us this weekend (saaaaaad!), but I got it edited just in time to share it with her in person. 
On a related note, tonight we're celebrating 5,000 views on Kirby and Sara's first everyday video! I'm so excited to hang out with her once more before she heads back home. (We love you, Kirby!)
Of note: -Josh left early to help a friend move on that day - that's why he's not there when I wake up.-T-shirt from here.-I kept my tree because I'd hoped to use the trunk for some crafts... and I just never got around to it.-Recipe for vegan fudge.-This video was taken on the last day of our health cleanse. That's why I was avoiding the crackers. And that's why Josh's "surprise" really was a treat! ;)
Let me know what you think about my video! I had a lot of fun making it. Have any of you waited an embarrassingly long time to throw out your Christmas tree? Any weird dreams about Chick-fil-A and/or boiled eggs? 

7 #photoadayApril retrospective

01. Your Reflection On the way to the in-law's
02. Colour -ful veggies from the Farmers' Market!

03. Mail Josh liked the snapshot of our community mailboxes, while I prefer the "Outgoing Mail" image ;) But I do like both of them!
04. Someone Who Makes You Happy He's our little buddy ♥ 
05. Tiny raindrops from a not-so-tiny storm
06. Lunch A delicious "Greek" salad with homemade dressing

07. Shadow Err-Sillhouette ;) 
08. Inside Your Wallet The essentials, + various cards, receipts, and a little cash
09. Younger You Me and my Daddy in 1991!
10. Cold My morning smoothie, enjoyed on the back porch

11. Where You Ate Breakfast The view from our back porch
12. Stairs Leading up to - you guessed it - the back porch! 
13. Something You Found "Salvation." At the As Cities Burn show. (That's a joke from my husband, but this show was seriously a spiritual experience for me. So convicting! God is good.)
14. How You Feel Today Awesome; blessed; happy for our friends!

15. Sunset I had to take this one a day late because I missed the sunset on April 15th :/
16. Flower Previous owners blessed us with a patch of Irises at the end of our driveway!
17. Something You Don't Like A sink full of dirty dishes to clean 
18. Hair A blustery but pleasant morning + wind-blown bedhead = this picture

19. Orange Our exercise ball that Josh got for his birthday
20. Something You Drew A favorite doodle from almost a year ago
21. Bottle A big bottle full of desmishcious iced Green Tea
22. The Last Thing You Bought A reservation for our upcoming Anniversary trip!

23. Vegetable Lots, in fact. Another successful day at the Farmers' Market!
24. Something You're Grateful For My best friend
25. Looking Down All dressed up and ready for our April Date!
26. Black + White An uninspiring look at the Macbook's keyboard

27. Somewhere You Went To hang out with Josh's family and Pop Pop
28. 1pm About to head to a Wedding Shower
29. Circle Miracle and her tower
30. Something That Makes You Sad but was also kind of awesome: blimeycow.com got so much traffic when we announced the limited-time-only bumper stickers, that it crashed for a few minutes. Irritating and exciting all at the same time, haha. 

Thanks to Fat Mum Slim for creating these photoaday challenges - they're a lot of fun! I'm excited to continue playing along in May (Click here to see the May photo-a-day challenge list!). You're welcome to jump in and join us at any time! Please don't think you're disqualified if you get a late start :) I'll be posting my photos to Instagram @krftaylor. Care to join us?