"jump off in the midst of the sea, rise again, nod to me, shout..." -walt whitman
posted by Maria Elyse at 12:36 PM
I am a student at the University of Waterloo studying Rhetoric and Professional Writing. (In my third year, I'd still tell you something different everytime you'd ask what that really means.) I love my family and my friends. I love reading and writing. (That's why I have a blog.) I love people with dreams, and I like dreaming with them. I want to feel like I'm moving forward, always. I love music (especially while I'm walking places), and silence too. I hope to always learn from my mistakes. And if you asked me to come and sit for hours in a small coffee shop and listen to people with great thoughts, I'd be there. I laugh a lot, and I cry when I need to. I don't know where I'll be in the next couple years, but in fifteen years if I live in an old house in the country with a cultural-caravan of adopted children, I won't complain. I like sleeping in. I like letters, downtown shops, farms, old houses, dresses, real (big) dogs, photographs, stories, art, beaches, and blue. Welcome to my blog, or some random thoughts.
6 Comments:
It's sort of haunting. I really like it. You can't help wondering who they were and what their lives were about.
1:51 PM
It so true. I was looking for inspiration, and I'm sure that there are hundreds of stories here.
2:52 PM
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4:59 PM
Sarah Hayes brought to my attention that the comments for this particular set of photos are in fact amazing, I agree.
http://westfordcomp.com/foundfilm/
browniehawkeye/index.htm
5:00 PM
Wow...that one set is really interesting...looks like they were taken in Italy and then it progresses to a boat with people in beds (wounded soldiers going home?) and then to pictures of home, children, and houses being built. The story of a life told with no words. Beautiful. Thanks.
10:12 PM
These are the most beautiful things ever.
11:57 AM
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