You don’t want to believe it’s possible. You hope it’s all a misunderstanding, or a vengeful slur by a hurtful third party who wishes to destroy your happiness. But eventually you discover it’s true. Sad and true. Painful and true. And you can’t think of that person – or even that person’s name – without…
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A Gift for Sheridan Hollow
There will come a day, some day in my life, when all the gifts and skills I have received in my lifetime, I must use them to give back. And thus begins a new day and a new project. Follow along with me on this; I think you’ll enjoy it. It’s one thing to move…
Read MoreHow to survive Father’s Day
Listen, I’m not going to blog again about why my biological father was a terrible parent. And I’m not going to blog again about how my stepfather was a terrible parent. I’ve done that. My opinions haven’t changed. They haven’t softened, either. Those of you who’ve read my blog know that I am a survivor…
Read MoreRachel Dolezal and minstrelsy
So here’s what’s going on in Spokane, Washington. The head of the local chapter of the NAACP is currently being questioned as to whether or not she is, as she claims to be, a black woman; or is she a white woman pretending to be black. And thus we now have the story of Rachel…
Read MoreOne more broken chain.
If you’ve read my blog over the past nearly six years, you know that I am loyal – fiercely loyal, in fact – to those who have been a positive influence in my life. I have always supported causes of conscience; organizations that have improved the world of humankind. And in the same breath, if…
Read MoreAnd in the end…
Sometimes I just want to put up a photo and let things go from there. So that’s what I’m going to do.
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Five miles to the cliff…
I don’t know if I read the original AllOverAlbany.com news post when it was first published, the article about the Hang Glider Cliff and its mysterious marker – a tribute to a hang glider enthusiast with the words “DAD – Fly Forever” enscribed in metal – but last Sunday, I had an itch to go…
Read MoreA life saved at Washington Park
Yesterday afternoon. I’m walking along the lakefront at Washington Park. My plans were to capture photos of the ducks and geese and swans and other waterfowl that call the lake home. I was also testing out my Leica M3 camera, along with a pack of AGFA Scala 200 slide film, so I won’t see the…
Read MoreA message from Myles
Myles Knebel was my brother-in-law from my first marriage. We didn’t chat much at the time, but I always knew him to be a good person and supportive member of his family. It would be nearly 25 years before we spoke again – and this time, it was through Facebook. It’s 2013, and Facebook’s computer…
Read MoreA celebration of Dustin Mele
This Saturday, at Revolution Hall in Troy, there will be a special concert and fundraiser in celebration and in memory of Dustin Mele. The Dustin Mele memorial concert and fundraiser will feature such legendary Capital District bands as Super 400, Emerald City, the Ernie Williams Band and many others. The concert will raise awareness and…
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