For as long as I’ve lived I’ve loathed the beach, but when I stopped going with my family I started to understand why people enjoy it. I go often at night to enjoy all the benefits without the heat exhaustion, but I long for the days where my father would bring his impact drill to fasten our umbrella, and his giant blue rolling cart with chairs on it. It’s hard to not be stuck in the past when you never planned for the future.
You don’t even need to get into the water—you can just enjoy taking cool shots of the landscape and ocean. plus you get a bunch of cool pictures you could hang on your wall
i live at this sunny coastal city and i rarely go to the beach.
went to the beach today with a friend, emerged into the warm salty water and asked myself why i don't enjoy more the best thing this city has to offer me: sunsets and the sea.
i'm a busy person etc etc, but i can't waste my entire week at an office and my own home office.
that's my sunday thought
I get crushes on people easy. I sort of imagine a life with someone only after thinking about them a couple times. right now I have about four crushes, but I think it’s my want of a relationship, so so bad. Equally I do not admit feelings for people. I would rather encourage someone to get in a relationship with someone else than admit my feelings, it’s like tending to an overgrown garden.
create art. take photos. Don’t expect it to be perfect every time, theres more time than we ever needed to create. if I remember, I’ll try to share one of my photos a day. Here’s one I took of Snow Strippers in Jaxonvile
