Moments #32: The First Morning Of 2026

Posted on by Dazzling Erin

I took this picture yesterday, from my bedroom window.  It’s the first picture that I took in 2026.  This is the morning on January 1st, 2026.  It may not be my best photograph but it’s an important one.  It’s the first image of the year.  I love this tree.  In just a few months, that ugly, scary old tree will no longer be an eyesore.  It’ll be full of green leaves and I’ll have a wonderful view.

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  2. His Name Was Zac by Lisa Marie Bowman
  3. The Neighborhood, This Morning by Erin Nicole
  4. The Neighborhood, This Afternoon by Erin Nicole
  5. Walking In The Rain by Erin Nicole
  6. The Abandoned RV by Erin Nicole
  7. A Visit To The Cemetery by Erin Nicole
  8. The Woman In The Hallway by Lisa Marie Bowman
  9. Visiting Another Cemetery by Erin Nicole
  10. The Alley Series by Erin Nicole
  11. Exploring The Red House by Erin Nicole
  12. The Halloween That Nearly Wasn’t by Erin Nicole
  13. Watchers and Followers by Erin Nicole
  14. Visitors by Erin Nicole
  15. Fighting by Case Wright
  16. Walking In The Fog by Erin Nicole
  17. A Spider Does What It Can by Erin Nicole
  18. Downtown Richardson, In The Rain by Erin Nicole
  19. Me, our kids, and ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD! by Bradley Crain
  20. The Statues of SMU by Erin Nicole
  21. Exploring the Back Yard Of An Abandoned House by Erin Nicole
  22. The Ugly Old Swing by Erin Nicole
  23. The Fourth of July In My Town by Erin Nicole
  24. A 4th of July Tradition: Blurry Firework Pictures! by Erin Nicole
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  29. The Morning of October 26th by Erin Nicole
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2 responses to “Moments #32: The First Morning Of 2026”

  1. I love how it captures a moment in time you will always remember…we have small trees outside our window looking toward Central Park…you can literally see across the entire park now, but come spring it will all fill in with green! Happy new year!

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