Christopher's Blog

I'm still trying to recruit people to iStockphoto. So if for some reason you or anyone you know wants to purchase any royalty free photos sign up through my profile. If you sign up through my profile and purchase 10 credits then I get $10 for referring you. I know $10 doesn't sound like much but to a college student anything helps.
Seriously, though, if you are interested in iStock pictures feel free to sign up through me.
Below are a few of the recent photos I uploaded to iStockphoto.

I am so thankful for Terri Lynn. She has been a huge blessing in my life. I am truly blessed to be married to her.

I am thankful we both come from such loving and caring families.

I am thankful Terri Lynn is pregnant and we'll be having a little one sone.

I am thankful for everyone who lets me take their picture and post it on iStockphoto.

Today was Terri Lynn's birthday. To celebrate we went had dinner with a few friends. It was very nice.

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The fall weather has arrived in Alberta. The yellow leaves are beautiful. Terri Lynn and I have been taking advantage of the beautiful scenery by going on jogs. It is very nice taking a liesurly jog through the trees and not have to worry about a marathon training schedule.

You may be able to tell in one of the pictures that Terri Lynn is pregnant. She is about four months along. And yup, she is still out jogging at least five times a week. There is no doubt that jogging is her passion. I guess that is how she qualified for the Boston marathon with plenty of time to spare during the Tokyo marathon.

Anyway, mainly I wanted to post these pictures because I liked them so much. I'll eventually submit them to iStockphoto but I can still only upload 15 images per week.

Please feel free to critique my photos in the comments below. I really like it when people comment.

Today was community service day for Canadian University college. We went out in groups to do various things for the community of Lacombe and Red Deer. The group that Terri Lynn and I were in did two different things. First we picked up trash on the side of the road. There was a lot of trash. I even found a car hood and semi tire. When we were finished with the roadside clean-up we had lunch and then helped an elderly woman in Red Deer clean out her garage and some things in her house. She is on oxegen and has to move into a care home soon. She was a really neat lady. Most people who helped out kept a few collectables since she was just getting rid of it all anyway. All I took was a 9 volt battery. The picture below is of everyone's treasures.