Just watched a video by Thomas Heaton, one of my favourite landscape photographers, about his 10 years on YouTube and what it has meant to his life.
Well, that got me thinking. 10 years ago, I retired from working for a living for a salary. It was actually in June of this year, but I didn’t stop to dwell on it then. Year ends are usually time for reflection, so I think it’s time for mine.
Continue reading “10 Years”Just a quick note to wish everyone a very happy New Year. It’s hard to believe we are at the start of the third decade of the millennium. I still remember where I was and the worries of throwing the switch on the year 2000, when it was expected that everything electronic would meet an untimely end. It didn’t and our lives have improved (or worsened, depending on your point of view) for all that technology has brought us.
The first iPhones and tablets. Digital cameras became mainstream for consumers like you and I. Our homes became smarter and are still learning. So are our cars.
But with that comes the responsibility of managing our growth for the good of all people, indeed all life, on this planet. That we still need to work on.
May your year be full of promise and joy, and may it bring you everything you could possibly want. I thank you for your support and encouragement, and look forward to sharing more conversations with you in the weeks and months to come.
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