Through The Storms

Through The Storms

“Though the storms in life can destroy everything, it’s during those tough times, if…
Something’s Missing!

Something’s Missing!

In a bustling, crowded scene, certain elements must be firmly embedded in your visual…
Bentley Update

Bentley Update

May 21st was the one-year anniversary of our adoption of Bentley. We don’t know his…
Floral Woman Art

Floral Woman Art

“The most stunning flowers grew where nobody thought to plant them. So did she. She…
Welcomed May Rain

Welcomed May Rain

“Rainy days should be spent at home with a cup of tea and a good book.”― Bill Watterson…
Memorial Day, 2026

Memorial Day, 2026

“We are notorious for ‘running’ around self-righteously declaring our rights to this and…
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This Blog

‘Meandering Passage’ has been my journey since January 2006. ‘Meandering’ suggests a winding path and the importance of observation, while ‘Passage’ represents both a physical journey and a written narrative. Originally focused on Apple Mac computers, it has evolved into a personal photoblog and a journal of life events and lessons learned. I look forward to seeing where it goes in the future.”

Additional information about me can be found here. Photos on this site were made using Nikon, Olympus, Sony, Apple, and Fuji cameras.

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Recent Comments

  1. I’m unsure what the long-term effects will be, but I believe there will be some negative psychological and social consequences.

  2. Yes. I live near campus and spend time on the campus and in the local coffee shops so I do…

  3. You’re so tight, it astounds me when people choose a time and place to meet and share a meal, yet…

  4. So true! The connection between people is lost once a phone or other device comes out. Make me sad.

  5. Oh, it’s no secret that he somewhat rules the roost around here. However, I’ve learned some of my most beneficial…

  6. Sounds like he’s better trained than me. From the photo I think he has adjusted to the situation quite well…