Wednesday, May 30, 2012

A Healthy Start To Summer

     Summer, a time for sloth-like behavior and relaxation always seems to leave me feeling like I've just wasted three months of my life. This year, why not change the way that you feel by setting and hopefully reaching a few of your goals. Not only will this help you to feel accomplished, but personally, goals always make me feel more important. Here is my list of goals for the season.

Paint more. Wake up earlier. Run. Watch the sun set. Watch the sun rise. Fill every day to the brim. Drive. Hang out with friends. Make new friends. Rekindle old friendships. Celebrate. Eat light foods. Read more. Sleep. Enjoy nature. Bring camera everywhere. Take more pictures. Try different ways of editing. DIY. Write. Blog. Be happy. Relax.

A butterfly enjoys the warm sun. Picture from last summer in Richmond, VA.

A Very Warm Welcome

     As it turns out, today was the very last day of my sophomore school year. Now, just because I'm young, of course, (like any other 16 year old believes), doesn't mean that I'm not full of insane ideas about art, fashion, and architecture. Actually, those are some of my favorite activities in the entire world. Art, too me, (especially photography), is a complete expression (which leads me to my next topic, architecture). Since I was 10, all I have ever wanted to do is to be an architect. Not some guy who sits at a desk, no no, not me, I want much more. Well, actually, that would be taking a huge tangent and I'm sure that I will talk about it later on. Lastly, (and I'll try to be brief), fashion is not only an art form, but also a way to present yourself to the world. Actually, forget that, I really just like to look hot. Okay, well, that's a tiny bit about me (just to give y'all a preview), and I'd love to hear some things from the readers. Tell me about yourself and what you'd like to see from this blog.
     Have a picture, or two! I went photoshooting the other day...
Beautiful flowers meet industrial, with cinderblocks.



Bye! (I'll think of a nice closing phrase for next time)