This young woman, intelligent, fun-loving, and friendly, with an easy-going personality and joyful disposition, seemed to live a truly blessed life; and had lived nearly twenty-three years in the world with very little to distress or vex her. The eldest of three, she found herself removed from the home of her parents, out in this world on her own. Life, it seemed to her, had always been a happy place, and one that she was content with; that was until one day when this young woman realized that there was more- much more- and she was meant to search out these things. And thus began her search for unseen glories, a journey she continues to this day, and will continue on until the day she finds herself face to face with her Savior.
Pictures were all I had time for- I'll attempt at the stories later. Enjoy! Paris was absolutely amazing! Funny thing though...it is indeed one of the most romantic places I have ever been...however...everything smelled like either urine or body odor- ugh! But enjoy the pictures until I have words to go with them...until then...
4 Comments:
Lindey, I am Jennifer's Aunt Sally. Congratulations on such a wonderful journal. I am continuously in awe of the knowledge and abilities of you "younger adults"! Your journal and photography are fantastic...Do I sense a career in both?
I am just starting my journey with the computer and hope someday to learn to put my photography out there for people to enjoy. I especially love to take photos of flowers and beautiful gardens.
Have a fantastic "rest of your journey" and come home safely! (something every Mother says and means-sorry)
Let me guess, you liked the Eiffel Tower? Seriously, you can't be taking photos with a regular old digital camera, are you? - they're too good, so I'm guessing you have one of those huge Bart-size cameras.
Julie
Also, did you notice that you can see a replica/original model of the Statue of Liberty from the top of the Eiffel Tower? There is a good chance that I am making the history up, in which case I'm sure someone will correct me, but I think it was the sister or companion statue of what was presented to the U.S., or something like that at any rate. Smaller version.
Julie
Ah yes...I must agree with Julie that the pictures are awesome! I hope you are enjoying the camera Lindsey! You do know that it is my favorite and im sure now you see why! Oh and Julie...the camera is not large at all...it is actually very, very, small! Bigger is not always better!
Hope your having a great time,
Your Cousin, Rod
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