Here we are again. I was working on a blog post in the beginning of August, and then...something pretty big came up that took up all my time and energy. Something really good and amazing. But my little break from the blog turned into a long break--a summer vacation, if you will. I didn't plan it that way, but I think maybe I needed it.
Anyway, it's time to get back into the swing of blogging again. One of the (many) things I love about having a blog is that I can evolve it any way I like. And I think I need a change again. I love doing these big, full posts, but they turn into mini-epics and take forever to complete. I think it's time to go short and sweet.
So here are a few photos from Labor Day weekend. The sunsets were off the hook. And I thought I would re-commit with the passage that inspired this blog in the first place--what is now five years ago. Yikes.
In one room they were concocting miracles and natural cataclysms--
typhoons in bathtubs and miniature earthquakes, the Deluge, the
Dividing of the Red Sea, the Great War in terms of toy tanks and
Chinese firecrackers, ghosts and the Next World.
From Los Angeles. A Rhapsody by Aldous Huxley, where the author details his visit to a Hollywood movie studio.
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