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- jsd
- Is realizing that for herself it's not about finding God, it's about being with God, and that you can't be a Christian by yourself.
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7 comments:
Hey JS,
Liked the way the shape of the tower seemed to elongate itself and the shadow play helped. Kept wondering if I'd see a gargoyle or some pigeons sticking heads out. :)
Nice view of the lake. Was that some sort of regatta with all the boats there?
Lovely town square. Looks like a fun place to wander and shop. :)
Hugs!
jsd: Nice to have the black and whites. Maybe the leaf people scared away the rest of the parade.
What's it like to have that water so much a part of your daily consciousness? Nice.
lee: No regatta, just parked boats. Glad you liked the pics.
murat: lol, actually the leaf people were quite the attraction.
Currently, it draws thoughts like -what's on the other side of the lake, since the view is often faded, it becomes less real and distant, more imagintive space. I guess it also beacons me not to dislike this space so. Got my stuff to work out.
G'day from Australia - I'm a friend of Lee's.
Great angle on the first shot - and I did have a chuckle at your home haircut post!
David: hello, and glad you came by...thank you for the compliment...out of the whole roll that was my favorite shot.
yeah, hair gel helps me not llok like a fuzz ball...wonder how it's going to grow out :-)
Such a charming place you live. I feast on views of such "traditional" architecture. I love the adobe look of Fe, but I need to see towers and Gothic arches and red brick sometimes too. And water.
Glad you had a Pride parade. It's become a fairly big thing here too. Nothing like San Fran was but pretty impressive nonetheless.
san: it does have it's own charm, and the views of the water are nice...but i find myself happiest when we're in the woods.
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