Pocketful of Memory Cards

This morning, with Spring and the rainy season fast approaching I took the opportunity to remove the wishes from the Wishing Tree.  I have copied the wishes for you to read below, exactly as they occur on the tags, including any grammar and spelling errors. People rarely wish for "things" or money though there's nothing wrong with it if they do. Reading so many of these wish tags leaves me with a bitter sweet feeling.  It warms my heart to see that people so often wish for things for others.  And some of the things people are struggle with really break my heart. I wish the best for everyone who posted this year, and I wish the best for you too! I wish for peace determination & Love filled Xmas for those suffering with cancer I wish that everyone gets what they want and be happy I wish no one would die painfully I wish for all the people I love to lead a happy and positive life I wish my missing dog MAPLE would be ret'd to us I wish my kids wou

My focus has been on my writing as of late so I haven't been taking many photos, other than a few iPhone pix.  I've scheduled in some time to play with my camera and have a new project in mind so you should be seeing some interesting work (hopefully!) come April.  Hope these iPhone shots will entertain you for now.

I recently read an article about writing and procrastination.  Coincidentally,  I'd also just finished a long session of procrastination, watching the first couple of seasons of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee , so naturally my eye was drawn to a link within the article referencing Jerry Seinfeld .  In that  article, Seinfeld described how he posts a year long calendar on his wall, and every day that he writes, he puts an "X" on the calendar.   "After a few days you'll have a chain.  Just keep at it and the chain will grow longer every day.  You'll like seeing that chain, especially when you get a few weeks under your belt.  Your only job is to not break the chain," the article quotes. A couple of days later I found myself discussing the "Seinfeld Strategy" with my artist friend  Laura , while procrastinating with her on a dog walk. Turns out she does something similar to motivate herself, but with a monthly calendar, using stickers