Captioned Photos # 1 – Happy Earth Day!

Captioned Photos # 1 – Happy Earth Day!

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Pictured Left : New – Slumming in Paris, Part One, Arthur & Gricinda.

A fun novella. A young couple with a little time before their two children and the children’s four young cousins all arrive to join them in Paris (Parts Two & Three).

And yes, they’re all from Texas. 😉

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Captioned Photos # 1

Happy Earth Day!

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Along the Austin Hike & Bike Trail, Mid Morning, Mid Spring

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Necessity is the Mother of Invention, is a phrase I have frequently heard.

And needing to do some full time temp work, I’ve struggled with ways to remain creative beyond my more time-intensive work on my Paris Photo Series, my dVersePoets linked poems, and work on my fiction work (mostly novels with a few short stories) –

And as a result, today on Earth Day, I have come up with an idea that seems will be very satisfying for me to do: create short captioned photo posts that are timely and can be squeezed in time-wise.

I have to give a hat tip to Paul Sutherland’s site, GYA today, for inspiration.  It’s one of my favorite gratitude and inspirational sites, and I can only hope to touch its usefulness with these short posts.

My plan is the posts will always feature my own work, and they will be sporadic.  Maybe a run of a few, then none for a bit.  I have so much creative work I already want to do, I’m realistically just looking for a pragmatic way to continue posting when time is squnched, whether from working outside my main interests, or embroiled in a creative project with a tight time frame.

For Earth Day, the link above is to the Earth Day org site, and to an article on the history of the movement.  The opening sentence reads:

“Each year, Earth Day — April 22 — marks the anniversary of what many consider the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970.”

Finally, go see this cartoon a long time yogi friend of mine, the Flying Yogini, posted on her facebook page.  It’s really cute. 😉

Happy Earth Day everyone, at least we celebrate it to remind us. 😉

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