Anecdotal evidence is just that: anecdotal. One situation doesn’t prove anything one way or another, and in…
Cynthia Daffron
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If you accept that every moment is temporary, and every moment is as it should be, then…
Editor’s Note: This post first appeared July 29, 2011.
When Christine Tomaszewski, a photographer I met when we worked at the same tech firm, excused herself from a lunch table of coworkers to climb a wobbly bar stool, lean way over the bar, and shoot a photo of the glasses lining the back wall, I knew we would get along. The pursuit of art and pretty shiny things continues to infuse our conversations and so I was more than pleased when she agreed to an email interview.
This weekend, while on a peaceful hike in Shenandoah, I saw another hiker scrambling back up the path, eyes wide. He slowed down when he saw me, and explained in a breathless North Carolina accent, “Bear! There’s a bear just around the bend. I’m not kidding!”
cross-posted at Artful Mistakes I started last week seeing a movie with a friend about caves, and…
While grandfather was a newspaperman in his professional life, he was a shutterbug in his off hours.
When Christine Tomaszewski, a photographer I met when we worked at the same tech firm, excused herself from a lunch table of coworkers to climb a wobbly bar stool, lean way over the bar, and shoot a photo of the glasses lining the back wall, I knew we would get along. The pursuit of art and pretty shiny things continues to infuse our conversations and so I was more than pleased when she agreed to an email interview.
Memory is unpredictable. What stays and what goes lacks any rational processing.