For those who worked with him in Jeonju, you may be happy to know that Jason is still alive and kicking, somewhere out there in India. The link above is to a photo of him playing the guitar. Good to know he’s doing well.
Category: PHOTOGRAPHS
A Photo-Laden Day
It’s been a day of photographs. After I took a picture of my desk for a banner on another webpage I am currently designing, I copied a few more photos from my camera to my PC. I realized it’s been a long time since I’d done so, and some of the pics were really cool. I also got some pics in the mail over the last couple of days, and so for me, it’s been one of those days when photographs have afforded me a lot of happiness. Here are a few of them: Check Out The Hair
Blogging stuff
Well, I am working on getting all of the photos from all of my recent (2003-2004) trips up, as well as for, well, now, how would you call the time when I am not traveling? Let’s call it “ordinary time”, to steal a term from the old Church of my youth. I’ll post a big announcement here later this week, when I have finished with that.
Dharamsala
One of the commenters on an earlier post about the Dalai Lama kindly sent me a photograph of the place where I shall be going for my trip. Here it is: (Edit: If I can find this picture, I’ll post them. Otherwise, use your imagination.) He said he’s got about a dozen passports, all full of stamps from different places he’s traveled, and still he has yet to see a lovelier place. That sounds inviting, doesn’t it?
The Cut Between the Chapters
If it’s not romanticizing it to say so (or maybe even if it is) I shall deem this post a document of the moment where the Iksan chapter(s) of my life ended (though not the presence of Iksan and her children in my story), and where the chapter(s) of my life began. Woo Jin My last night in Iksan, I visited with a couple of old friends. First, I met with Woo Jin, as I mentioned before. I found we could actually be friends, which made me happy. She and I talked about some very important things and once again …