Archive for the ‘Musing’ Category

January 28, 2011 0

Mediocre sets the Pace

By in Musing

I don’t mean this in a cynical way. As a matter of fact, I think it’s encouraging. So many times during the day, I focus on what could be or the “best” things in life, forgetting to be thankful for the mediocre. But isn’t it the mediocre that sets the standard for the ‘best?’ Maybe [...]

October 28, 2010 0

[titled]

By in Announcements, Musing

Joe, your blog hasnt been updated in seven days. Im going to punch you in the head. This is the text Sam sent me last night. And in truth, I haven’t been taking much pictures, but I’ve been looking at other peoples’. I haven’t been hatching new ideas, but I’ve been reading. To sum up, [...]

September 17, 2010 0

Our Right To Forgiveness

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Piggybacking on Beau’s post yesterday, I thought: As Christians, what right is it of ours for God to forgive us? I’m not referring to his making good on His promise. Even still, that is a gift He offers us, and it’s not a requirement we accept it. I’m addressing our mindset. Put another way, when [...]

August 19, 2010 1

to err

By in Musing, Philosophying

As I have undoubtedly mentioned before, I love to collect quotes. These quotes, from time to time, pop back into my head.  Probably more circumstantially than anything else.  One of which is by Jim Morrison (I know, I know…). He says, “I think of myself as an intelligent, sensitive human being with the soul of a clown, [...]

August 12, 2010 1

The lite [truth]

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Not too long ago I read a story in which I knew the full truth behind. It was a true story and the elements included were all contextual and proper. But certain other plot points were left out, and for some time this bothered me. I can’t talk too specifically for the sensitive nature of [...]

July 26, 2010 0

New Orleans. The city I love.

By in Announcements, Musing

Why? Because it’s home, because it’s all I know, because I’m too stupid to feel otherwise. Somewhere in there gets me close enough. The other morning I woke up, tapped my phone alarm, walked into the bathroom, put in my contacts and brushed my teeth. All good. Went to turn on my shower, and I…went [...]

June 9, 2010 2

Supply & Demand in Free Enterprise, pt 1

By in Musing, Philosophying

I read at least one article a week complaining about photographers who ‘throw away’ their services for free, and how they’re ruining the market. In the past much of a photographer’s revenues were from marking up film and development costs. Even if you didn’t feel your time was worth charging, it stil seemed acceptable to [...]