To Sir, With Love
Jan. 23rd, 2006 10:06 am
Haven't been lj-ing for a while. In a rare show of restraint, not having anything to say is actually keeping me from writing.
I've been reading a lot of Victorian England reference books, done stuff around the house, gotten The Boy's room largely converted into a writing room for myself with a replacement section of drywall and a new coat of paint on the wall where my 1825 map of London will hang. The CoolPix will be mailed out this week; I've been taking lots of rolls of actual film images (but haven't developed any of them) and, of course, lots of low-res images.
So why the break in the silence? After all, I should have something to say here, right?
Well, today is the birthday of one of my favorite people on LJ. He's a fantastic photographer, a fine writer and has the strength and courage to share his life in ways most people would never consider. I'm certain that years and years from now
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Most of you on my friends list already have him on your friend's list, so
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So, Rob, I'm afraid I have very little to offer for your birthday. When thinking of what I could possibly post that might mean something to you, I started scanning through my flickr images and I found this self-portrait. In typical fashion, it's intentionally not a very clear, descriptive image of myself. However, given how private I tend to keep this lj, I hope that the gesture wouldn't be lost on you.
And, if that doesnt' do it, I'll leave you with Stephen Colbert's "I Have a Dreamsicle" speech. It's a wonderful laugh.
Happy Birthday, kind sir. May you spend a warm, loving day with Meirion, Baxter and Bailey, being spoiled rotten. :-)
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