Archive for the 'Travel' Category

Paint in Photographs
Monday, May 4th, 2009

Cold wind caresses my face; I refuse to turn away. My mind had seen what my eyes had not. I hold on to my heart and let it do what it does best. My hands can only obey.
In swiftness, in haste.
What is there to see?
Quickly, quickly —
Do things make sense?
Emotion champions over reason. I loved [...]

 
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Come and Take Me Home
Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

I wonder if I truly see the true beauty of the mundane. A life we consider extraordinarily dull may just be a rare gem for others. Do we pause and say thanks for letting us get a glimpse of their treasure?
We scoff at the everyday rustics of the roads we take in life. Are we [...]

 
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Green and Gold Summer
Tuesday, February 10th, 2009

A sick day brings back memories of a recent trip to Australia. The land of green and gold. Thoughts of Summer often cheer me up.
Starting with the little things. One would simply walk past them without a second glance. Missing the beauty of something wild and untamed. How it adapts and changes with its surroundings.
To [...]

 
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Roadtrips and You
Monday, January 26th, 2009

The sun blinds my eyes but I see you. Or, at least, the idea of you.
Hold my hand. Feel the wind. Savour the sand beneath our feet. Let the waves chase us.
Laughter. Stories. Photographs. And miles and miles of road ahead of us.
New year, new hope.
One simple wish.
That I’ll soon start taking roadtrips with [...]

 
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Ruins
Saturday, August 16th, 2008

Sometimes, I’d pause and weigh if it’s best to toil and rebuild or to just leave it be. There’s a certain beauty in the rumbles, you see. Aged, rough, discoloured, and life seems to have flourished around it.
I’m sure of its majesty when it was first built. Any new thing always has that particular [...]