If I can just make a general comment. I think this is a great project, and I will continue to check up on your progress. However, it seem to me that on 6 of the 7 shots you've posted you mentioned that you didn't have time to think of the shot, or you were rushed in getting a shot, or "i wasn't paying much attention".
I realize that there is an extra motivation and a nice overall theme to the project to force yourself to take at least 1 photo a day, and I also realize you were limited by not having your equipment, so take this all with a grain of salt, but I look forward to seeing the days when you can put a little more thought into your photos, not that I don't like your photos, some of them are pretty interesting, but I think you would learn a lot more throughout the project if it didn't seem like you were only taking the shots as a chore, try thinking of shots you want to take the next day while you're falling asleep, or waiting on a bus... or whatever, then just go take them when you get the time.
Also, there are plenty of good shots to take indoors, don't know your budget, but due to the nature of your project, it might be worthwhile to invest in some lighting so you can capture better indoor shots. and maybe don't be too stressed about getting the pic posted every day, maybe determine to take the photo each day, and post it within 2 or 3, that way you can take your time editing and still achieve the goal of taking a pic every day, but if posting it is important to you than thats okay too.
But like I said, I think its a cool idea and i'm looking forward to watching your progress. Its not an easy task, and not one that I would take on myself. I am merely trying to offer some advice.
And congrats on the new camera!
It is certainly a very good idea and it's something I would like to try as well. It's just too bad that I haven't been able to buy a new camera before the new year
but maybe I will try the next year
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