I'm a photographer with dreams bigger than the sky and I have the determination to make things happen. Thankful for my family, my friends an all the people i've met in this life. But most importantly I'm thankful for my God. The reason that I believe in God is this.. Believing is science is, in my opinion, just as hard if not harder to believe in than God. I believe God because there is evidence of a creator. Think of Stonehenge. People believe that it happened by man's doing and not natural causes because it has evidence of design Humans have evidence of design. A sunset has evidence of design. I believe in God because i don't understand Him. If I could see touch, hear, and understand everything about Him, He would be nothing more than an elevated human. Most of all, I believe in Him because I have felt him in my heart I have heard His whisper and felt His love. I know that he's there.

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Girls, find your STANDARDS.

For the single, and not-so-single ladies…

Inspiration for the following message was developed by the book He’s Just Not That Into You. Anyone read it? If no, put it on your to-do list. Or at least see the movie (which is great, don’t get me wrong), but you will be doing yourself a disservice, because the book is really insightful.

Too many girls fall into the trap of waiting to be “chosen”. I believe that this expresses women’s unconscious belief that they are not capable of being the chooser, and instead settle for being chosen. (C’mon, ladies, it’s the 21st century for sobbing out loud!) While this may work in favor of some women, others are stuck in a sorry game called DESPERATION. These are the girls who take who they can get, whether the deal is sweet or not. Regardless of which class of estrogen-carrying female you fall into (which, by the way, is no excuse for neurotic behavior), I think there is something to be learned from this simple list of standards girls should have for dating guys… the list is from the end of the book.

1. I will not go out with a man who hasn’t asked me out first. 

2. I will not go out with a man who keeps me waiting by the phone. 

3. I will not date a man who isn’t sure he wants to date me. 

4. I will not date a man who drinks or does drugs to an extent that makes me uncomfortable. 

5. I will not date a man who makes me feel sexually undesireable. 

6. I will not be with a man who’s afraid to talk about our future. 

7. I will not, under any circumstances, spend my precious time with a man who has already rejected me. 

8. I will not date a man who is married. 

9. I will not be with a man who is not clearly a good, kind, loving person. 

Standards 1, 3, & 7 struck a chord with me, because they show how women CHASE men like they’re sprinting in the Sadie Hawkins marathon. You are belittling yourselves when you take yourself to this level. MEN KNOW HOW TO USE A PHONE. We all know the girl like this… heck, sometimes we ARE the girl like this. Which leads me to my next list, also from the book/movie. It’s the “He’s Just Not That Into You If…” list. (Mind you, I have not included every title due to content)

1. He’s Just Not That Into You If He’s Not Asking You Out

2. He’s Just Not That Into You If He’s Not Calling You

3. He’s Just Not That Into You If He’s Not Dating You

4. He’s Just Not That Into You If He Is Having Sex With Someone Else

5. He’s Just Not That Into You If He Only Wants To See You When He’s Drunk

6. He’s Just Not That Into You If He Doesn’t Want To Marry You

7. He’s Just Not That Into You If He’s Breaking Up With You

8. He’s Just Not That Into You If He’s Disappeared On You

9. He’s Just Not That Into You If He’s Married (And Other Insane Variations Of Being Unavailable)

10. He’s Just Not That Into You If He’s A Selfish Jerk, A Bully, Or Really Big Freak

I love the first rule, because in the movie Gigi’s friend tells her “if a guy WANTS to see you, he WILL”. If these lists are too much for you to handle, or you’re simply questioning the logic behind these nuggets of advice, I think I can narrow them down to a single quote which should be every girl’s golden rule:

“Never make someone your priority while allowing yourself to be their option.”

Hallelujah, Amen & ‘nough said. 

I. want.

I. want.

This pretty much sums up my day. #Indians #summer

This pretty much sums up my day. #Indians #summer

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 love

 love

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So I’m just going to spill my brains for a minute.
I’ve been sleepy for so long…
too long.
too little.
too much.
too many.
never just right.
No, there’s no baby bear in this house.
I imagine a note like this one written out and taped on a wall. A brown wall. It isn’t pretty. It isn’t neat. My handwriting isn’t very nice at all.
It isn’t flowery. There are no swirls, hearts, stars, or bubble letters. There are no stickers. No glitter. No sequins.
Just pieces of my heart.
Just pieces of my brain.
Clumsily cut, like a kindergarten Valentines Day card.
One single ribbon, tied in a bow, is taped onto the upper right-hand corner in pitiful attempt to make something so harsh and imperfect beautiful.
The thing is, a heart is never beautiful. It’s bloody, like a war. Honestly, mine may as well be a battlefield. I fight to keep my heart in tact every single solitary day.
“Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.” -Proverbs 4:23

Keep it beating.

So I’m just going to spill my brains for a minute.

I’ve been sleepy for so long…

too long.

too little.

too much.

too many.

never just right.

No, there’s no baby bear in this house.

I imagine a note like this one written out and taped on a wall. A brown wall. It isn’t pretty. It isn’t neat. My handwriting isn’t very nice at all.

It isn’t flowery. There are no swirls, hearts, stars, or bubble letters. There are no stickers. No glitter. No sequins.

Just pieces of my heart.

Just pieces of my brain.

Clumsily cut, like a kindergarten Valentines Day card.

One single ribbon, tied in a bow, is taped onto the upper right-hand corner in pitiful attempt to make something so harsh and imperfect beautiful.

The thing is, a heart is never beautiful. It’s bloody, like a war. Honestly, mine may as well be a battlefield. I fight to keep my heart in tact every single solitary day.

“Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.” -Proverbs 4:23

Keep it beating.

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Get this.

mylifeonrepeat:

Get this.