One more day at work ..... Then four days off. The light at the end of the tunnel that keeps you going in August when it feels like a day off is a thing of the past. If it wasn't for wanting to make use of my camera and the ongoing search for the ultimate image, I might just catch up on sleep the entire time.
Six years ago, I was boarding a train for Idaho. A trip that I like to think, changed my life. The realization that after all the years, I have earned the right for something better in my life. The changes became action within a day (maybe an hour or two) after returning home. Certainly not my usual procrastination involving change. It must have been a powerful eye opener!! And I'm extremely thankful that I had the means available to make a change.
I was a traveling man back at the end of 2009. Idaho for Thanksgiving. Tennessee for Christmas. Old fears set aside. Bus stations and airports. Trains and planes. If I could only write music, there's a song in there somewhere.
It was shortly later that I became interested in the art world. Just walking by a painting that caught my eye was all it took. I sometimes wonder if I had I kept my head down and not glanced to the side that day ...... I had never been interested in art galleries and antiques before. But again, the Idaho influence. I was intrigued with what a friend had done with her home. And now, I love the search!! I love finding objects of interest.
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