Inspired by Flickr's "Project 365" and my friend Kathy, I will attempt to post one picture per day for a year starting August 1st 2007. Sometimes the pictures will be artistic, sometimes they will be things that were important to me on that day and other times they will just be pictures of things I thought were funny. I am sure a lot of poorly shot, poorly composed photos will be taken, but hopefully so will one or two great ones.

Wednesday, January 2, 2008

#151 Butterfly


151/365, originally uploaded by AXO - 365.

Butterfly orniment in my sister's study

#150 Coins


071228 003, originally uploaded by AXO - 365.

It's easy to forget how much British coins are worth. The most valuble coin I ever have in my pocket in the states is worth $0.25, one of these is worth over $4

Thursday, December 27, 2007

149/365


149/365, originally uploaded by AXO - 365.

One of the last bit's of winter color in my sister's garden. Along with This One"

We popped over there today and watched my nephews open a 10lb Toblerone. Click Here for the pictures of that.

148/365


148/365, originally uploaded by AXO - 365.

Sausage Rolls. A staple british buffet and party food. I love them, can't believe they haven't caught on in the rest of the world.

Tuesday, December 25, 2007

# 147Oh Bring Us Some Figgy Pudding


147/365, originally uploaded by AXO - 365.

Lovely family Christams with all the trimmings. Including Christmas pudding with brandy butter and custard.

Monday, December 24, 2007

#146 Wii Wish You a Merry Christmas


146/365, originally uploaded by AXO - 365.

It's a tradition that my family all play board games on Christmas Eve, but this year we changed it up a little and played with a Wii. This is T and my sister batteling it out at Wii boxing.

#145 Airport


#145/365, originally uploaded by AXO - 365.

Flying out of SFO for Christmas. The airport was not as busy as I expected, the last flights of the day from these two counters had already left by the time the sun was going down, so this one part of the airport had a ghost town feel.