WalkingWithThee

     I have too many options and too much time to think about them. Now that school is almost over, I have to think about what I'm going to do to support myself this summer. The big decision is whether to stay on PEI and work in Danny MacKinnon's portrait studio, or move to Quebec and work fulltime there, all expenses covered.    Working in a studio at home would totally get my name out there, since Montague is such a small place. Plus, it would look great on a resumé for what I want to do after I finish school. But, on the other hand, moving to Quebec would open whole new door for me as an artist. It sounds amazing but I don't imagin

      Hip hip hooray for 2008! I am proud to have survived one more digit. Now now, I'm not one to make a resolution or say, "Things are going to be different this year.." I'm all for New Year's giving people hope for a better life but all it is to me is twelve months passing by. Of course, it's a wonderful cause for celebration. Who doesn't like alcohol and fireworks, or, even a night in with that special someone.      My New Year's was exactly that. I stayed home with my lover boy, his mother, and their two neighbours. It was quite yet eventful. A couple movies were watched, more than a couple photos were taken, and even a sip of champag

    I haven't written anything here for quite sometime, I've got quite a lot to fill you in about. Not suggesting that any of you follow these journal post religiously, except maybe those few people who know me that are fascinated with the fact that I am a photographer. Us country folk don't get out much.    I've taken quite the fancy to writing. I don't know what it is, but I can express the most useless thoughts in a very detailed manor. I guess it runs in the family. Just a few days ago, my sister and I were discussing the act of spreading Cheese Whiz on a bagel. She seems to think that all the 'mountains' should be smoothed out while I,