THE WRITTEN RECORD
Tag: DDS 300–399
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Soda Free
After more than a few weeks (lost track of days) I think I’ve kicked the soda pop habit. I still have cravings, headaches and withdrawals from the cold, sweet concoction but have resisted. I’ve been managing with a lot of…
Route 66
Traveled up and down the Mother Road from Oklahoma City to Tulsa, Baxter Springs, Kansas, Joplin, Missouri and all points in between recently. We’ll do the rest eventually but for now…
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Traveled up and down the Mother Road from Oklahoma City to Tulsa, Baxter Springs, Kansas, Joplin, Missouri and all points in between recently. We’ll do the rest…eventually Website | VSCO | Smugmug | EyeEm | Flickr | YouTube
Create vs Consume
I am reading and curating a lot lately for various reasons. Inspiration, mostly but also for reflection and knowledge. What I am not doing lately is creating. I learn better by doing but haven’t been inspired yet. This doesn’t make…
Scrivener
While reading through some inspirational articles on writing, I came across a recommendation for the Scrivener book-writing software. While it is geared mostly towards Mac users there is a passable Windows version. This software is more like a workstation than…
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Photography misadventures
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Photographic misadventures with the new Canon Website | VSCO | Smugmug | EyeEm | Flickr | YouTube
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Little Sahara State Park 36.534896, -98.880814
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Gloss Mountain State Park 36.3639725,-98.5797275 Elevation: 1,476′ Website | VSCO | Smugmug | EyeEm | Flickr | YouTube
The Life Of A Project
I’m somewhere between “harder than I thought” and “This is gonna take some work”.
Now What?
“Anyone can take pictures. What’s difficult is thinking about them, organizing them, and trying to use them in some way so that some meaning can be constructed out of them. That’s really where the work of the artist begins.” -…
Tools Matter. And Don’t Matter
Attempts at putting ten year old thoughts and plots into a novel is frustrating. Finding the right/write tools even more so.
Kali
No idea why I thought running a subsystem of Kali Linux on Windows was going to be easy