Quote of the Day “The information you consume each day is the soil from which your future thoughts are grown.” – James Clear
Seahawks v Titans and Hatchett Family Christmas
Final Fantasy 35th Anniversary of Distant Worlds at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center
Quote of the Day “Dad I accepted Jesus today at church.” – Weston, via txt.
Dinner Date with Friends, Turner’s at Fall Retreat, and Weston’s Home Alone
Quote of the Day “The problem with beauty is that it’s like being born rich and getting poorer.” – Joan Collins
Date Night at 5th & Broadway
Quote of the Day “A photograph is a secret about a secret. The more it tells you the less you know.” – Diane Arbus
Picasso Figures and Legendary Milkshakes
Quote of the Day “You have to look for something that develops all by itself, something natural and not manufactured. Let it develop as it is as a natural form and not a form in art.” – Pablo Picasso
Pool, Spa, and Pac-man
Quote of the Day “Singular, not plural: Sunlight. Though broken up by walls and mountains and a thousand other things. Substance. Though split into a thousand forms, variously shaped. Life. Though distributed among a thousand different natures with their individual
Focused on the City
Quote of the Day “It never ceases to amaze me: we all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinion than our own.” – Marcus Aurelius, Meditations (circa A.D. 170-180).
In Colors
Gratitude: Friends and family that are supportive and willing to help in a trying situation. The Pits: We had to deal with some rain when we went downtown. The Peaks: I started off the day by heading up to Vanderbilt
Power Played
The Pits: I personally thought the hockey game was dull, but my family seemed to enjoy it. As long as they are happy, I guess I can’t complain. The Peaks: We started off the day at Donuts with Dad at
Nashville Swiss
The Pits: Didn’t get to see much of family because of the photo session. The Peaks: Traci book the boys to Manchester to visit with her family. I had time to take a nice bike ride along the new paved