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Post by Josh on Nov 12, 2009 21:54:26 GMT -8
I want to share with you all a picture that for some reason has become one of my all time favorites. It was especially meaningful to me during my illness. This picture of Justus and I in the painted desert last summer speaks to me of "relational adventure". That's the best way I can summarize it:  |
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Post by Margot on Nov 13, 2009 8:32:11 GMT -8
wow. I totally get this. It makes me want to dig up a few of my own. Maybe you have accidently started a thread?
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Post by Josh on Nov 13, 2009 20:25:51 GMT -8
Go for it. I'll move this onto the Ponderings forum.
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Post by meghan on Nov 15, 2009 16:47:46 GMT -8
Okay, this is fun. I have a few to share. This is from March of 2005 - the first time I stayed for extended stay at Welcome Home. This is Luz Adriana. She and I were best buds.  This is from July 2002. My brother and I were at a music festival in the midwest and we sat outside at dusk and listened to a favorite band play while we shared a funnel cake and watched fireflies.  One of my favorite pictures I've taken of Switchfoot. This is from probably 2002 or 2003.  And last one, i promise, my mom took this summer. visiting farm camps can be frustrating and annoying (honestly), but this place is great. The people are great, and I had an AMAZING afternoon. We passed out bags of food and then oranges to the kids, and there was so much left over that we just sat around sharing oranges and laughing together. It just felt like fellowship. My mom snapped this picture.  |
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Post by Josh on Nov 17, 2009 20:32:40 GMT -8
That's a nice Switchfoot shot. What was your vantage point?
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Post by Margot on Nov 18, 2009 0:49:57 GMT -8
I love the picture with the oranges!
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Post by Josh on Apr 29, 2010 21:26:12 GMT -8
Of course this one: Attachments:
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Post by Josh on May 31, 2010 20:21:54 GMT -8
Anyone have any to add?
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Post by Margot on May 31, 2010 21:44:09 GMT -8
This is from 2 years ago when we went for a quick holiday to San Francisco. We all picked out special things we wanted to do. I wanted to see the house where I grew up, Dan wanted to do Haight-Ashbury (surprised?) My art major daughter's only request was to go to the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA.) This has become one of my favorite pictures ever. It says a lot to me, even though I can't see her pretty little face  Attachments:
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