
This giant icky spider web is on the building where I work. I figured it might be blog worthy, and it would also let me test out posting photos directly to Flickr from my iphone. So far so good! This will let me post photos more often, regardless of how crappy the quality may be.
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…if the “city rooster” regularly makes his appearance strolling through “downtown”

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I’m in the north Georgia mountains visiting my family for a week. The weather has been pretty incredible over the past couple of days. The mornings have been almost a little chilly, which is absurd for a July morn.
Here is a photo I took as I was driving into town:

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One thing that I love is candle light. I have enough candles in my room to completely light the area well enough to see in complete darkness. When the power is out, it only gives me another reason to light them all up and bask in the delicate glow. I sometimes like to imagine that I live in the renaissance time period. I’m probably the only person in the world that does that, but I’m ok with that.
So, here are some of my candles that light one of the corners in my room. I love finding cool candle holders that I can place strategically around here. The problem is, I’m running out of places to put them!
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from a visit to the park yesterday:

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So I thought I’d give this a shot for the bazillionth time. You can only fail if you quit, right?
I’m going to have a new goal of posting one photo everyday. The photos may not be interesting, or be of very good quality. They may be in the blurry form of a camera phone photograph, but I will still post it.
We’ll see how long this lasts this time! 
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I do truly apologize for being so out of touch as of late. I guess my emotional state has caused me to turn inward more than I anticipated. It really takes a intentional, conscious effort to break out of this seclusion. It isn’t even that I like it, or that it feels particularly safe. It’s more a familiarity than anything, I think.
So, with the summer now in full swing, I’m going to have to force myself to get out and DO. I am not sure what I will find myself doing, but surely there are things going on around here.
I’m heading to GA in a couple of weeks. I can’t believe that it’s almost July! I’m looking forward to spending some time with my family for a week or so. I really don’t get down there to see them as much as I should.
There really isn’t a whole lot going on with me right now. I’m doing my best just to stay afloat, in every facet of life. We’ll see how that goes.
Anyway, just wanted to post an update, and promise to make more of an effort in this here blogosphere.
until next time
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I spent the weekend in eastern Tennessee, at a little place tucked in the mountains called Cades Cove. What used to be a early pioneer settlement was turned into a national park. There are original structures along the way: cabins, churches, an old mill. We ran into different wildlife, and endless breath taking views.
Check out the photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sallykent2006/
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Anytime I go to my friend’s house, it means I get to hang out with their Shi Tzu, Pickles. She’s hilarious! And best of all, I don’t seem to be allergic to her! Ownership of a Shi Tzu may be in my future!
Anyway, here she is. Nothing too special, she’s just cute. More posts to come as I try to get back into the habit of writing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWBP8odIz5I
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