The best of intentions
Friday, March 9th, 2007One month—it is, as far as I can remember, the longest unintentional hiatus I have taken from Lylium.org since it began last February.
I say the hiatus was unintentional, and I mean it. Almost every night I have intended to write about something or other that was happening—about the stressfulness of school, about something funny my friends said, about this or that aspect of photography, about the fact that I moved out for the first time (!).
But it’s funny how evenings slip into days into weeks into… months. And there always seems to be a pressing assignment, an important conversation, and an existential crisis ready and waiting to fill that space of time that might have been used for blogging. It seems that no matter what I do these days, life is too full of living to make room for blogging.
I am not, however, giving up. Now that I have broken my month-long silence, I am going to make a concerted effort to blog more often—to let those assignments and conversations and crises seep into my writing instead of preventing me from writing at all.
I hope you all will come along for the ride.
P.S. I recently uploaded a multitude of photos to Flickr. Here are the highlights:
At the beginning of last December I had the privilege of a portrait session with some friends from our church and their children. You can view some highlights of that session here.
I mentioned at the end of last year that I was shooting a wedding all by myself. I have finally uploaded my very favorites from that wedding to Flickr, and you can view them in a set here.
And last but not least, I have updated my set of photos from college with some from the last several weeks—including a few of my new room and roommate! You can view that set here.
P.P.S. I apologize that the pictures are appearing in a wonky way right now. I am too tired to fix it tonight.












