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Category Archives: Journal
Homestead, Hagerstown, Maryland, February 2013
Posted in Journal, Snapshots, Winter
Tagged 2013, farmland, landscape, photograph, photography, rural, Western Maryland, winter
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Mountain Fog, Hagerstown, Maryland, February 9, 2013
Posted in Journal, Snapshots, Winter
Tagged cloud, fog, landscape, treetops, Western Maryland, winter
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Bad Snapshots
God only knows I didn’t set out to share with the world first-thing-in-the-morning snapshots from my kitchen window. God, however, has a wicked sense of humor. I wonder: have I spent too much time on Facebook? Playing guitar? Reading? Watching … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century Modern, Journal
Tagged 2013, art, business, J. S. Oppenheim, journal, snapshots, winter
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Wintry Dimension, Snapshots, Hunter Hill, Hagerstown, Maryland, February 2013
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Posted in Journal, Seasons, Snapshots, Winter
Tagged atmosphere. snapshots, brick pile, mood, treetops, winter
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Snow Showers Arrive in Thirty Minutes
These online weather services are getting awfully good. For one thing — or, if nothing else — they can update in real time. That’s the difference between checking the newspapers (for the young: those were thick compilations of thin, but … Continue reading
I’ve Had Three Days
I’ve had three days, and I think that’s long enough to get over myself (and whatever it is that’s been bothering me and whose details I shall not divulge). I am a free man! Hot danish and Pete’s coffee — … Continue reading
Posted in 19th Century Modern, Journal
Tagged 2013, ageing, coffee, J. S. Oppenheim, journal, pioneering, social isolation, solitude, winter
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Blue Days
Each morning: pretty on the outside; ugly on the inside. Life — well, not really, it’s people who do it — can make a life like that. The bad news is that it happens; the good news is that things … Continue reading
Posted in Journal, Seasons, Snapshots, Winter
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Wild Day
Breakup. Whether of a friendship. Or unrequited something other. Not good. Slept late and still caught the transition from dark to light, and what a dark it was this morning: clouds with a slash of dawn riven across them. Opened … Continue reading
Posted in Journal, Seasons, Snapshots, Winter
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Come, Take a Walk With Me
I do miss WordPress’s video-style photo compilation utility. That I have a good eye — more than a cliche, it’s literally true here as I fall apart with the scouting parties of disability and death: macular degeneration (the left eye’s … Continue reading
Posted in Around Town, Journal, Seasons, Snapshots, Winter
Tagged 2013, Fairgrounds Park, Hagerstown, January, Maryland, Pangborn Park
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