Tag Archives: Tahoe
Perspective on Perspectives
(Peace Tower on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, scanned from 35 mm) It’s all about how you look at things; at least, that’s how I see it. How do you see it? It’s the Rorschach test of life– how you view … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, faith, judging, Kaiser, perspective, philosophy, photography, poerty, Seattle, Sequoia, Tahoe, trees
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A Thought . . .
Give me a thoughtful book, an adirondack chair, a vanilla latte, a view of the water and sky–throw in awesome clouds and fall color for free–and I am content.
Isolation . . .
Often we feel a sense of isolation—that the struggle is faced alone. There is an impending storm, and the tension between darkness and light seems all we can see. The opposite shore is so far away, the water cold and … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, hope, isolation, photography, suffering, Tahoe
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