Vol. 2 Ch. 9 P. 5
I’m not sorry that I’m not perfect.
I’m just sorry that you think I have to be.
I’m just sorry that you think I have to be.
The Background Story
We write the stories you will never tell.
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This is so well said, and perfectly illustrated. I don’t know how you all manage this, finding the right image for the words. I am imagining that there is a huge stock of photos and someone with a fantastic visual memory to find things. Or that the words are written to go with a photo already taken. I think it would be harder to have the words and then find a subject to photograph, at least most of the time.
Hi ehpem! We don’t have a system, really. Sometimes, the pictures come first. Other times, the words do. One thing’s for sure, though — we go with what feels right.
And you get it right, over and over! Amazing.
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Perfectionism is a cruel master!
Lovethis one
I’m sort of back, but not quite!! Lol
Christine
Nice to have you here again, Christine! Hope you can get back to blogging full time soon! – L
Seems ironic but I always find myself in situations where it’s me expecting myself to be perfect. This is witty nonetheless. Love the simple yet meaningful photo
Witty are you not!!