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My neighborhood squirrels are wicked friendly. I can't help but photograph them when they come over by me as it only seems right. This little guy was especially friendly...at one point he was so close I could have bent down and touched him. But, being that I can't image being attacked by a squirrel would be a good time, I kept my hands to myself.
~Leo F. Buscaglia
This thought just sums up my philosphy on life. And besides, I love vanishing point type perspective shots...and leaves, and this color and texture...and...and... : )
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I had this thought while observing the kids visiting Young's Dairy Farm today: yes, it's true they are fresh-faced and idealistic in a way I will never be again - but every single one of them would have happily traded places with me, because I was the one eating ice cream at 10:30 in the morning.
just remember, when you were little you couldn't wait to be a grown-up, because then you'd be able to do whatever you want. now that you are, don't forget to do whatever you want.
yes, this means you should ditch work early today. get some ice cream.
Laurie Ann Guerrero
What I Learned from My City
San Antonio Poet Laureate Laurie Ann Guerrero explores the lessons we inherit—intentionally or unintentionally—from the communities into which we are born, including her own. Taking the time to acknowledge and share these lessons, through the process of writing, can serve to empower even the most underestimated and/or underserved.