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this is my favorite work with acrylic, i love the contrast between the dark crow and the blossoms, hope you like it too :)

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Old Time Hockey

I owe my love of sports to my mother. It’s an unusual thing, as most parent-child sports bonding stories are father...

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Southern Oregon Coast by Jesse Estes

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a letter to my son upon his high school graduation

Dear DJ,

So, this is it. You finally made it. Today, you’ll put on a cap and gown and you will be...

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I think we use superlatives entirely too much. I stepped outside in the evening and the weather was beautiful. The air smelled clean and I was very comfortable. I was enjoying it very much, but it wasn’t the greatest thing I’ve ever experienced, it was really just quite nice. Earlier that evening, after translating Latin, I had a great meal and a really good glass of wine. It was neither the best thing I’ve ever eaten nor the most fantastic glass of wine, but it was very good. Everything can’t be awesome, amazing, or the most _______ . Some things will just have to be kind of nice. It’s no wonder so many people are depressed and dissatisfied. We’ve come to expect so much from everything and everyone that anything less than the ultimate is a let down. There’s nothing wrong with a meal being “good”. It’s ok for a funny video online to be “funny”, rather than “the most amazing thing ever seen”. I’m going to try to appreciate things for what they are, maybe I’ll value the little things more.