I’m part of a real estate team. We recently created this video showcasing our team and our philosophies. You can see me at the very beginning, then again at 1:38, then at 2:45.
A bit egocentric, perhaps, but I’m fond of it.
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Nightfall
Night darkens the air
Brilliantly colored clouds fade
Hidden in the sky
The day begins
Sunlight pouring in
The industrious arise
Formidable hope
After Mistakes
After a mistake
Often the best choice for us;
Simply move forward
It’s Wednesday
Life moving forward
Reaching this week’s mid-section
I listen for birds
A Lament
Sorrow erupting
Reaching through my heart’s asbyss
Loss’s echoes haunt
A Lament
Sorrow erupting
Reaching through my heart’s asbyss
Loss’s echoes haunt
Impermanence
I’m struck by the randomness of the clouds, realizing this combination of colors and structure will never exist again. It doesn’t even exist now. A phantom existing only in my memory.
A Sunday Morning Haiku: Inner Beauty
Trapped within self doubt
We lose sight of our beauty
Thoughts outside our mind
Bloody Small Screens
If you know anything about me, I LOVE the mobile revolution. However, I’m noticing that posting on the small screens increases the rate of small errors. Little autocorrect word substitutions, mainly. Ones small enough, and having enough of the right letters in a similar sequence as the desired word that they go live wrong.
Had such this morning. Posted an update to a Facebook page I manage with “create” in place of “great”. I read the post several times before hitting publish. Ugh!
I take my writing seriously, so even small grammatical errors bother me. So, with that, I have been trying to post more from a computer, something with a monitor. I notice that my erorr rate is much smaller that way. Plus, I feel more focused.
And I need to recognize I’m human and mistakes will happen. But I never intend to like it, and will be satisfied with any mistakes. Ever.