Is one of your three things reading? It is definitely one of mine. I actually have a morbid fear of losing my sight and not being able to read any more (I figure I am probably too dumb to learn Braille effectively).
Thank you for the pictures; Kathryn is really an incredible photographer. I lived in New England for many years before moving to NYC. Despite the fact that the only way I'm moving out of this city is kicking and screaming, I still get nostalgic for the New England coast. With my work schedule and lack of a car I don't get back to visit as much as I'd like.
I'll cool it with the emoticons in my comments. I didn't know about your flaming hatred of them. I use them because I think it's easy to misrepresent one's intentions when communicating by computer. (Besides, I feel like a dope writing, "I feel happy and friendly now so please imagine me smiling during this virtual conversation!"). However, I DO use full words, complete sentences, and standard grammar when text-messaging. I only know one other person who does that!
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Date: 2011-09-04 09:22 pm (UTC)Thank you for the pictures; Kathryn is really an incredible photographer. I lived in New England for many years before moving to NYC. Despite the fact that the only way I'm moving out of this city is kicking and screaming, I still get nostalgic for the New England coast. With my work schedule and lack of a car I don't get back to visit as much as I'd like.
I'll cool it with the emoticons in my comments. I didn't know about your flaming hatred of them. I use them because I think it's easy to misrepresent one's intentions when communicating by computer. (Besides, I feel like a dope writing, "I feel happy and friendly now so please imagine me smiling during this virtual conversation!"). However, I DO use full words, complete sentences, and standard grammar when text-messaging. I only know one other person who does that!