Oct 9
Sunday
I had a premonition that the house was going to burn down in the night.
So I put my camera on my laptop (two for one pick up) and my external hard drive in my purse.
Crisis Averted!
#antijinx continue reading…
Oct 7
Last Friday, I wrote about how disappointed I was with myself for some bad behavior, and that post has been on my mind all week. Which is not a bad thing. I want to change my behavior, so it’s kind of important that I put some focus on it. As I was thinking about all this, it occurred to me that were it not for this blog, I probably would have abandoned my pursuit of Thankful long ago.
That’s not an astounding revelation, it’s simply a matter of accountability. Still, this was not one of the expectations I had when I started blogging six months ago. Other than working on my writing skills, I certainly had no idea of using my blog as a means of self-improvement. But then, I had no calculated intentions of divulging anything as personal as I find myself sometimes doing. Who knew a blog could be such a good listener? It coaxes things out of me that I didn’t know I needed to talk about. And then it gives me excellent advice.
Wow. Blogging is my Life Coach. continue reading…
Disney Part 2 🙂 My favorite park was Animal Kingdom. It was lovely and lush…and full of animals. I particularly enjoyed the safari ride and a couple of trails you can walk through.
The picture to the left is the Tree of Life. Or I should say, one little part of it. How many animals can you pick out?
Okay, I’m not going to go into all the boring talk today, but mostly just share some photos. With boring captions. continue reading…
I can hardly believe that exactly one month ago, I was in the middle of a Disney Vacation. Time flies when you’re…old.
Thankfully, you’re never too old for Disney World.
I’ve been wanting to write about it, because it was such a fabulous time, but I got sick just before we came home. And then I kept being sick and not doing much by way of writing, then time slipped by faster and faster. Now, I’m faced with another problem about getting older: although my enthusiasm for the subject is just as bright and shiny, my memories are not. They are becoming rather fuzzy, in fact, on the finer details. But I did take a ton of pictures, so I’m going to share a few of those with you. You can pretend this is the seventies and you’re sitting on my couch watching vacation slides. Aren’t you the lucky ones? continue reading…
I'm a writer and photographer, sometime poet and philosopher, who is figuring out who she was meant to be.
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