Regular posting will resume soon. Probably once I define “regular”. But I think there will be some changes, I don’t like where this blog has been going.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club,
“Took out a loan”; ‘Baby 81’ (2007)
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Regular posting will resume soon. Probably once I define “regular”. But I think there will be some changes, I don’t like where this blog has been going.
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club,
“Took out a loan”; ‘Baby 81’ (2007)
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"The photographer is the owner of every photo that they have taken. Even if 2 people take an identical photograph, each photographer will own their own photograph. This includes popular tourist attractions which have their pictures taken several thousand times per day, the photographs may not be terribly unique, but each photo taken is still the property of it's photographer. The term of the copyright is from the time the photo was taken until the remainder of the year you die, plus 50 years."
"My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style." ~Maya Angelou
I stole all of the words, but the thoughts are original.
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Gabe-
Come back soon. Your writing is missed.
-Auralay
Thanks Auralay. I’ll be starting up again this week. I’ve just needed to rethink some of the things I’ve been writing here… like, this is no place to be giving updates on how my son’s week has gone. I can do that elsewhere. I think, for almost a year, I’ve been writing to an audience rather than for myself, it’s a trap I used to get into with my column writing. I’d get some positive feedback on a topic, then start writing to get the positive feedback rather than what I wanted to write about.
So if I get thirty comments all loving the updates I post on my son, this blog will eventually become entirely about updates on my son. The same goes for the more tangible tragedies I’ve had in my life. If those posts get huge amounts of comments, then I’ll spend more time trying to write about those topics. It’s the blogger / writers curse. The feedback can drive the writer’s direction.
I’ll be back here soon. Thanks for poking me.