


My husband and I spent a couple of hours watching slide shows of pictures on our TV this weekend. I haven't been toting the camera around with me over the last year or so. It seems I completely stopped caring about documenting life. Last year was a pretty hard year and taking pictures was on the backburner. Today, I dug around in my old photobucket account and found these ocean pictures. They were taken on New Year's day in 2006 at Moonstone Beach in Rhode Island. It was a cold, dreary ocean day, but the shots are lovely and ethereal. I can't help but feel a little sad at the passing of time. Documenting this life is so important.
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