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I've had sooo many ideas for pictures, I can't get them all down fast enough, but just today I was inspired to do a series. It will be similar to my "Someone Once Told Me" photos, but there won't be any people in them. I plan on writing something on poster board and strategically place them in the fitting scene. If you can't picture it, maybe you'll understand once I start posting them. I have been busy...with school, registration, work, D and D, Capoeira, generally being with my boyfriend, and preparing to go to a convention, so...hopefully within the next month or so, I'll actually get around to doing these, but I'm writing about it here s

Posted some new pictures! Many more to come! My most recent pictures were inspired by a website I "stumbled-upon." It's a site full of real stories mixed with photography. You write down something that "someone once told you" on a piece of paper and take a self portrait of you with it. The quote has to be something that stuck with you at some point in your life. You post the picture (in black and white) and write the short story behind it. I thought it was a very unique idea, so I thought I'd take a photo or two about the one quote that comes to mind when I think of something that stands out to me that someone once told me, and that's "Say

You may have noticed...but I posted a LOT of new pictures just yesterday. Most of them are older, and I just never posted them for various reasons. However... The Crow tribute pictures were taken just today and edited just today. I received a wonderful The Crow locket necklace from my dearest friend, and now significant other, Alan. Inside it reads; "True Love Never Dies," with a small photo of Eric Draven (Brandon Lee) hunched over his lost love, Shelly Webster's, grave. This is very special to me because while yes, I quite enjoyed the movie, Alan got so much more out of it than I did and for him to deem me worthy enough to own such a thin