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birthday wish list

As my birthday is approaching, I’m finding myself more and more in a state of depression. It’s not because I’m a year older or any of that nonsense. It’s just that, in the past there’s been a torrential range of emotions associated with experiences surrounding my birthday and last year is certainly no exception. Some of the most incredible feelings of self-worth, friendship, and love have been felt during this time of year as well as some of the darkest moments of utter confusion and hopelessness. Of course, as is the human condition, the darker times come to mind much easier than the happy ones.

So what do I want for my birthday this year? More than anything I want some good times to replace these bad memories. That means being surrounded by light-heartedness, happiness, friendship, flirting, respect and good old fashioned debauchery. And hopefully, along with that, a few very close friends to share it with and help me to shake these bad feelings so I can enjoy the good times.

  • http://www.saracmiller.com Sara

    I came across your site typing in google “passion versus a desire, what is passion?” I scrolled down the page and read one of your entries reguarding that passion. With the brief idea of the blog, the link lead me enthralled by your photography and words of choice. Just recently celebrating a birthday, your concerns, hopes and wants were a lot similar to mine. As I finally come to the reason for this comment, I wanted to share with you what realizations I came to after my birthday came and quickly surpassed. Celebrate what you have achieved through knowledge. I know you are older than I am, though I wanted to share with you the knowledge built by years and the amount of time to contemplate, create, and live. Perhaps this next year will provide a small realization to your photography or another level of depthness to your perception on life….all it is, is time.

    Cheers,
    Sara C. Miller