Pic of the Week [through the eyes of children]

Poets are people who can still see the world through the eyes of children. – Alphonse Daudet, French poet & writer

[Pic of the Week] : Red, White, and Blue.

I saw this man today while driving with my Aunt Kathy from Eatonton, Georgia back to Lawrenceville. “There’s this one spot,” she said as we approached a…

[Pic of the Week] : happy accidents make the world go ’round.

I sat next to a woman on my flight to New York City a few weeks ago who was heading up there to see the Allman Brothers…

Sabbati-what?

Sabbatical. One glorious word that conjures up images of rest, restoration, refreshing. A break from the norm. I’m not the first person to take one, and I…

[Pic of the Week] : Flag Day.

I think Flag Day gets the short end of the stick as far as holidays go. No theme songs. No days off work. Heck, most of us…

Being the photographer for COPPeR is a thing that I love. They do so many wonderful things in our community by keeping arts organizations connected and by hosting PeakRadar.com, which…

What? It’s Friendship Week?

I found out through my famous blogger friends (Beth & Megan) that this is apparently friendship week. And, unlike National Rice Pudding Day or National Wiggle Your Toes…