These photos put me in a dreamy state. They remind me of the dunes near to where I grew up in central California. Props to Cuba Gallery for capturing these.
like the reef
Sunday, July 21, 2013
fathers tender kisses
(Source: her name is moon)
As I was on a boat back to Venice from a nearby island, I noticed a husband and wife with their two kids sitting near me. The husband either previously had an accident or developed a syndrome because he struggled to walk and could hardly maintain balance. His wife, while keeping an eye on the children, tenderly grasped his fragile arm helping him onto his seat. A few moments pass and I glance over to see them holding hands, smiling at each other. My heart melted at this moment. I cannot imagine their day to day challenges, but their love for each other and their family evidently makes them stronger.
What strong individuals! What examples they are!
This caused me to miss home and want to embrace and snuggle every single person I love.
Saturday, July 20, 2013
one more futterer
It's a fond memory of mine for many reasons, one of them being that, thorough recent knowledge, that will have been the last camping trip we'll take together without his family coming along with us.
My uncle is having a baby and getting married to a beautiful person, inside and out. I beam with happiness just at the thought of him becoming a father and taking care of his own munchkin. He was a wonderful example to me and I'm forever in debt to his kindness and love, his child is eternally blessed to have him as a father.
Cutest fetus I've ever seen.
He's a natural--that blanket currently resides on my bed.
Sunday, July 14, 2013
river love
I've always loved Angus, whether he's singing with Julia or solo. He does something here with his voice I've yet heard him do. It's wonderful.
Friday, July 12, 2013
Maybe, just maybe
I've been in Italy for just over a month now, living with a family and enjoying the quiet peace Tuscany brings to my soul. This quiet (when their 130 lb Great Dane isn't pouncing on me) encourages a lot of reading, reflection, some blank moments, and many pensive ones. The other day I had a bit of an awakening. I found myself reminiscing of High School; the experiences I had, the people I was friends with and those I was not, the people who judged me and those I judged.
In these awkward pubescent four years of my life, I felt belittled and unrecognized for my qualities. My boyfriend of the time would often comfort me with these words, "They just don't understand you". This was just one of the many things that justified my decision to live in misery.
Even till this day my "no one understands me" attitude sticks with me like a leach on warm flesh. It has got to go!
Maybe, just maybe, my High school experience sucked because I allowed it to. Maybe, just maybe, there was constant drama and tension in my home because I created it.
Maybe, just maybe, I do not believe anyone understands me because I have not taken the time to understand them.
Friday, June 21, 2013
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