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to do:

• nicole airplane ticket
• eat brekkie
• shower
• clean out hard drives
• get one ready for school
• opposites idea
• art hw
• mag thing?
• photos for gift
• wishlist
• hmm…

here's the thing about photography/flickr/whatever:

thedarlingchild:

you accidentally take a few really nice pictures and all of a sudden you’re expected to have really nice pictures all the time.
how are you supposed to be as great as something you did by accident?
things don’t work that way.
it’s impossible for all of your work to be as great as your greatest photo.

here’s an example of when people insert the word “you” when they are really speaking from their own opinions and seem to be speaking of themselves, but that’s confusing because they use the word “you”. it’s like… whenever i read things like this, it’s hard for me to take it seriously because all the while my mind is saying “speak for yourself”. don’t take this personally or anything anna, i’ve just been trying to explain this to people for a while and have been trying to find a real life example of it. i don’t expect you to stop doing it and i really don’t want you to stress out about it (not saying you will of course), but this was a good example, and i want my friends (or anyone who read my post on discussions) to get it. (on the actual post: i think it’s important to speak for yourself, because some people create beautiful artwork on the opposite of “accident”. some people actually try very hard to get the perfect photograph.)