This might lead you to believe that the blog is simply a diary of day's events. Well, that wouldn't be quite right either.
The entries in my eJournal and images contain my ideas and very often my past. It's nice to have experience enough to share. Honestly, some personal blogs run towards the 'what I had for dinner and what I think of my boss' variety. Good for them! We all must learn to accept what we see in the mirror. Their lives aren't boring to them, I'm sure.
For me, this space is definitely vanity press. After all, I have lots of things to recount. In keeping with that thought, I had a few extra minutes yesterday. I'm not working again until the mid-fall courses start up at the end of October.As I've been rattling on about images all week, now's not the time to change. I was searching the photo suitcase for something to scan and feed to flickr. It may someday contain a complete database of my personal images. It's really an intriguing concept. Some year I will command, "Network, find me an image of us in front of Buckingham Palace during the September we travelled to London." Will it be able to locate a photograoh from 2005?
I came across a black and white photo in very poor condition. It had no dates but the words: George, Dennis, and Bill were written along the front, lower edge. I suddenly remembered about FRESH AIR KIDS. I was, of course, only about four years old in the photo, and didn't know much about the program except for George. Thankfully, in this day and age, a Net search can provide a background to most topics. I located information on The Fresh Air Fund. I wonder where George is now.