About

 A place for my family and I to share our photographs and stories with the world.

Photography is something we enjoy immensely.

Wherever we go searching for subjects, we have cameras in hand, attempting to capture anything we find interesting in the hopes others will also find them intriguing as well.

Thank you for reading, following, and sharing your thoughts.

http://www.findingsubjects.com .

Pennsylvania, USA 

211 thoughts on “About”

  2. wow! i was amazed when i went through your blog, your work is truly exceptional. i’m grateful for this connection so far, looking forward to reading more of your work. keep up the good work.

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    • Thank you very much, Numero Uno! It is a labor of love. Trying to get better everyday. Thank you for your comment and looking forward to future replies from you. ;) Tony

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  3. Thanks for stopping by and following me… Photography has also helped me overcome obstacles in my life. There’s something about getting lost through the lens and seeing the world that way. I’m looking forward to looking around here :)

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    • Thank you. Nothing like taking photos, lots of fun, great hobby, and its brought me here meeting great people from all over the world. Who can complain about that, right? Thank you for stopping by my space as well. I really like your work! Pass by RVA a few times a year, interesting city, great buildings, and of course, nice racetrack!! Thanks again. Tony;)

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    • No problem, Nem. I can imagine the image you are writing about. I like it and your writing style! Thank you also for visiting here and saying hello. Welcome!
      Tony ;)

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  5. Tony,
    “NOW WHAT?” Likes your intention of living life to it’s fullest. It’s all how we perceive the world around us. The tools you use is your mind, eyes, ears, and a camera to keep the shot clear, and clean in your mind. Did you ever go back and re-look at the picture and the words you used and see it from a different perspective? “NOW WHAT?”

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    • Absolutely. I look at everything in life and wonder all of the different ways to perceive things and in doing so, it opens ones mind and helps people understand each other better. Thank you very much for your insight/comment and thank you for replying! Have a great day. Tony ;)

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  6. I an enjoying your blog so far. I wanted to share a quote with you that came to mind when I read your biography.

    “I wish more people felt that photography was an adventure the same as life itself and felt that their individual feelings were worth expressing. To me, that makes photography more exciting.”
    Harry Callahan quotes

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    • Cherisong, I have to tell you, before reading your post, if you would have mentioned the name Harry Callahan, I’d of thought of Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry. Lmao. ;)

      But seriously, after reading your reply, I now know about the photographer, Harry Callahan, and I thank you!

      When I read Mr. Callahan’s quote….I can absolutely imagine myself writing the same thing, but adding the part…

      “…and somewhere within it all, my excitement for life and photography blends creating a churning maelstrom of positive emotion that is very hard for me to contain, as if I have this obsession to focus on and capture almost everything I see, express my excitement for the subjects in words and image, and then share it all with the world in the hopes my enthusiasm will be contagious enough for others to expand their focus to wide-angle and take it all in, appreciating everything in it for what it truly is…a gift to us all, and go into the world and see it for themselves and absorb life.”

      That biography was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to write in my entire life, simply because it reflects on the man I was, and the man I am today. An extremely hard journey I still struggle with sometimes, but I forge on.

      Adversity does that to a person sometimes, if they are really lucky, taking something away but offering something in return, and in my case, thanks to my faith and those around me, to photography and writing, I have opened my eyes and realized life goes forward, everyday is a gift and is there to be appreciated. The choice is ours to live it to its fullest, or to lock ourselves away in our own minds, closing our eyes to the wonderful world around us.
      Man, so sorry for seeming long winded. Lots of passion flowing today. Just feel really grateful for everything.
      Have a great day and thank you for your reply!
      Tony ;)

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  7. Thanks for stopping by my blog and following. I really liked what you had to say here on your about page and I am motivated to follow. Look forward to seeing more from you ;)

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    • Ninali, thank you for stopping by and welcome! I’m trying here, and every follow is very cool to me. I really do check out every page I follow, and don’t just follow anyone. I liked your header, you armed with the Nikon, and I really like what you captured with your kids, your little one crawling towards the baseball diamond, but what I see is his attempt to join his siblings. Very cool shots. Thank you very much for your reply and have a great day. Looking forward to more of your photos.
      Tony ;)

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      • Very kind of you to say Tony, and I look at all the blogs I follow as well and am pretty choosy to be honest. With four kiddos I have to be ;) I agree with you about the picture with my little girl crawling onto the diamond…she is always in her brother’s business and want nothing more than to be in the middle of it. So no doubt she was venturing over to join them in all their shenanigans ;) BTW how old is your daughter that took all the pictures in Amish country? She did fantastic :)

    • Opipopio, I like the feel of the pictures on your blog. Cool vibe. The retro shutters were interesting as well, but the header photo, the feet on the beach, I really like, just reminds me of so much. Thank you for stopping by and most importantly, replying, and welcome! I like the dreamer part as well, I’m a big time dreamer, but like Albert Einstein once said or at least gets credit for saying, “Imagination is more important then knowledge.” Thanks again for stopping by, have a great one. ;) Tony

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  9. Thanks for the visit and the follow. I’m still feeling my way around, and trying to do more with blogging tank what I’ve done before. I like your statement about your version of Photojournalism. It’s got me thinking about what my version is these days, compared to what I thought it was many years ago.

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    • Photojournalism has always been fascinating to me, but I’m limited as to what I know about it. I always loved photography, so this blog thing is nice to pull it all together in a fun way. Are all the pictures on your site from you? Nice! Thank you for stopping by and commenting. Welcome! ;) Tony

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      • Hi Tony,
        Yes, the pictures on my site are all taken by me. Part of my experimenting with the camera and learning how to take pictures.
        I’ve always wanted to be a photojournalist, but this is as close to photojournalism that I’m going to get.
        Regards,

    • Maria….Thank you very much! I’m having a blast meeting new people and getting the opportunity to share my photos and stories. Thank you for your reply!
      Have a great day!
      Tony. ;)

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    • Thank you, Michelle. It’s not always easy, but I work towards it daily!
      Thank you for your reply and sharing your opinion. Appreciate it!
      Tony ;)

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    • Thank you Dianne! But I never pictured my brain looking like you described! lol.
      Have a great day!
      Thanks for stopping by and following!
      Tony

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  14. Hi Tony!

    Thanks for stopping by my blog today and deciding to follow along. Your about page is very inspiring and from what I’ve glanced at so far I know I’m going to enjoy following your blog. Looking forward to new shots and the stories behind them! :-)

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    • Thank you Wendy! I get a few out a day at least.
      ”The difference between the right word and the almost right word is the difference between lightning and a lightning bug.” Mark Twain Perfect Twain quote. Glad you posted it!
      I’m a big fan of Twain. He never graduated elementary school and “never let school interfere with his education!” Awesome! Thank you very much for replying. have a great day!
      Tony

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  17. Hi, Tony!
    Thanks for liking my post and following my blog. And wow!! what a wonderful world you have here. I’m off to explore. :)

    All the best,
    Tanja

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    • You got it, Blue. You are welcome! I get hungry looking at your site, and I like that! lol. Take care and keep em coming!
      Tony

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    • Thank you, Elisa, that was very nice of you. I will visit your blog soon. Picking up family from airport. Thank you again. I am indeed honored !
      Have a great day!
      Tony. ;)

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    • Thank you very much, Elisa, please excuse me if you receive double replies to this, I responded via my iPhone and am not certain if it went through, however, I appreciate very much your nomination! That was very nice of you. I will visit your blog for more info. Thank you again and have a great day.
      Tony ;)

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      • Cool. Now I know it works. For some reason I don’t see any acknowledgement that my iPhone reply was sent. Thanks for letting me know, I probably double replied everyone since being away. lol.

      • Ha, have you ever accidentally pressed “reblog” on your iphone…..I almost had a heart attack a few times, but thank goodness it didn’t reblog anything!

      • Yes! I try to read most of the blogs I follow from my iPhone, since I’m not always near a laptop, and on occasion that has happened to me. Yes. ;)

    • Agreed, Myronathon! It does rock! Thanks for your reply and cool you had a chance to experience it as well! Have a good one! Tony!

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  24. I feel so fortunate to have found your blog! I am a fairly recent convert to photography. There is a story behind it, that you can find here:

    But, I find it very interesting that you came to photography for much the same reasons that i did! Physical adversity – maybe instead of “adversity” I should call it “possibility!” Most of my photos are nature photos, too – mainly because that is what I love taking photos of. I am just beginning to work on photographing animals and pets, though. I love my safari at the zoo last August. That got my feet wet in that department. . . now if only I weren’t still wet behind the photographic ears!

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  26. Hey Tony, thank you for checking out my artwork recently and following my blog! I’ll be posting some more paintings today :D

    You profile photo… is that one of them Emu’s?? Those things BITE! lol :D

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    • Hello, Staci, its an ostrich but looks like an emu. I’ll be looking at the paintings soon. Thank you for your reply and have a great day. Tony ;)

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  27. What a delightful idea for a blog. I totally agree with you about photography and life, positive lessons and moving forward. . . I used words and photography to get through my Dad’s progression into Alzheimer’s over the past several years (http://yakkergirl.wordpress.com/categories/dad). It was therapeutic for me, and helped many beyond my own family . . . I know your words and images will do the same! Good luck, and never stop believing in the greater good, whatever it is.

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    • Thank you Sandra. Photography has indeed opened up an entirely new world for me. Being so active for most of my entire life, I never thought I could find so much satisfaction in something that was more low key. Photography works for me in that I can stay within my ‘bubble’ and yet get out in the world and capture a moment and talk about it. And if I can encourage others to do the same…well… that’s pretty cool to me!

      So many of us deal with life’s pressures and worry on a daily basis and I don’t care who a person is, they need an escape from it sometimes just to ease things a bit. Insert photography…and folks will quickly see what I am talking about. It’s great for the mind, soul, and body. Thank you for your reply, Sandra. Alzheimer’s is a very difficult disease to deal with, not only for the inflicted, but for everyone who knows that person as well. My prayers to you and yours and thanks for stopping by and replying! Have a great day! Tony ;)

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  28. Tony, thanks for your interest in my blog. I will be reading yours. I found what I have read so far to be interesting.

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    • Yes, I like your site and your pics…the lady bug is really cool and the others as well. Very nice work. Thank you for liking my blog and welcome!
      Have a great day!
      Tony

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    • Hey, David,
      Great work on your site, seriously! I have to get to that air force museum! Liking the Challenger big time! Looking forward to seeing more of your work as well! Take care and thanks for saying hello. Have a great day! Tony

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    • Max, thank you very very much, I really appreciate it! and I’m going to share something with you that I’m a little embarrassed about and it probably doesn’t take rocket science to figure it out, but I was nominated several times here, and to be honest, I’m not exactly certain what to do I’ve been on wordpress for such a short time, I didn’t want people to think I was rude about not doing something I’m not sure what to do. lol.

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      • Nothing to be embarrassed about. It was a chore to figure it out when I was nominated and accepted the for my first one. All you have to do are the things I did when I announced my nomination today. All the blogger-to-blogger awards have basically the same 3 things; 1)thank the person/site that nominated you. 2)tell people several things about yourself (26 for abc award0. 3) nominate (10 for abc award) other people.
        If you follow what I did on my announcement today you’ll be fine. Honestly though don’t feel like you have to do them because it is a bit of work. -Max-

    • Thank you Brooke, and welcome! A lot of really nice people visit here and reply to posts. Thank you as well for your visit! Have a great day. Tony ;)

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    • Moses….thank you very much, and great name!!! I’ll stop by to say hello soon. Thank you again and have a great day! Tony ;)

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    • Thanks Shane! I try to keep things interesting the best I can. Thank you for stopping by as well. Have a great one. Tony

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  37. Tony, because I have been enjoying and admiring your blog so much, I have nominated you for the ABC Award. http://bayphotosbydonna.com/2012/04/13/abc-award/ In order to accept this award, you must comply with the two rules. Then you may place the Award logo on your site. Please do not feel any pressure to accept this award, I understand if you do not wish to participate. But know your site is appreciated! Have a great weekend! Donna

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  38. Thanks for visiting my blog Tony! I like your blog too. Learning to stop and appreciate the little things of beauty around you is so important to help you through the worst of times.
    greetings from the Netherlands
    Sandra

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    • Hello Sandra, I enjoy your pictures and really like seeing photographs from other countries so thank you for sharing them and hopefully you will post more in the future. Welcome and thank you for your reply and for stopping by! Have a great day. Tony.

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  39. Hi Tony, cheers for following the progress on Serendipity Farm. Like you, I try to find something in a photo that can tell a story. My problem is that I appear to have a few million stories all wanting to tumble out of me at any given time and so my weekly post tends to be a small novella rather than a condensed list of “what we did in our week”. Maybe I should write a book and save all of my blog followers the pain? Nah! it’s like the army…once you sign up…your ass is mine! ;) . I live in Tasmania Australia…Northern Tasmania to be more precise and if I am REALLY being precise we live on the salty side of the Tamar River just around the corner from the sea. We inherited a 4 acre weed infested property from my dad when he died a year and a half ago and we are now having to prove our horticultural mettle (and actually earn our diploma’s) in effecting change on what we have most appropriately renamed “Serendipity Farm”. Out here in the country you most certainly learn what matters. All of a sudden you realise that there are stars up there in their millions! You get invasions of cicadas in 4 year cycles…you get frogs, native birds, snakes, lizards, the intricacies of a hens life cycle (NONE of it is pretty) and you are shaken out of life as you know it and thrown into a strange alien world where nothing is as it seems. Forget “The Good Life” and all of those romantic nostalgic ideas about living in the country, most of it hurts and the wildlife is out to either kill you, eat you out of house and home or drive you insane. In saying that, I wouldn’t change anything about our lives and suddenly I am really learning what is important and what is just fluff. Glad to see you regularly visiting Serendipity Farm now. If we are out in the garden weeding when you drop by, just put the kettle on the wood stove for us and we can share some time pondering life…the universe and everything. I already know the meaning of life. I watched “The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy” and the answer is “42″. Not hard eh? I might have missed it if I hadn’t watched that television series…

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    • Thank you for sharing that! Sounds like fun to me, although I completely understand the task you are undertaking to convert the land is very hard. Still, I’d trade life in the suburbs for that opportunity. I never watched the series, but I will investigate! “The answer my friend, is blowing in the wind…” lol. Have a great day! Tony

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  41. Thanks so much for choosing to follow my blog. As a consequence I’ve been introduced to your fascinating site and I’ll be returning soon.

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    • You are welcome. A lot of really cool people stop by here often. Great input and replies. Thanks for stopping by and I really enjoy your work as well. Thanks again and Welcome! Tony

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      • Absolutely! Double check to make sure its gone. I just fixed it. Sorry about that. Let me know if it didn’t work. Thanks, Tony.

  46. Hi Tony, Thank you so much, first off, for stopping by my blog today, but what a treat as well to not only have you comment but also compliment my photos! I started blogging as a writer who found photos to illustrate my posts, then over time, the photos became the creative spark for my writing. From what I’ve read, we share some similar ideas about that. I look forward to exploring more of your writing and photos too. Happy blogging!

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    • Thank you, Chrissine. Yes, I never really shared much about my writing past, but I’ve played around with it a bit, and then I remembered how much I loved photography, and now it’s my muse, I take a picture and explain about it and tell life stories that may have something to do with that pic, its a lot of fun and people seem to tolerate me and my stories. lol. Seriously, its been great and I thank you for your comments and stopping by! Tony

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    • WOW! Hows that for coincidence? Very cool! Great minds…absolutely!!! And nice to meet you as well, Veronica. Have a great weekend and thanks for stopping by as well. Tony

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    • Thank you for your feedback, Jessica! I found the wooden carving very intriguing on your site! Thank you for stopping by and welcome! Have a great weekend! Tony

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      • I actually took the inspiration from a set of carvings that my dad did recently, but I didn’t have a photo of those ones. He does a lot of carving, and their garden is full of carvings. Big hares peeking up between the daffodils, a hedgehog crawling in the undergrowth, even a penguin by the washing line.

      • I’d like to see those. I’ve always been fascinated by wood carvings! Thank you for sharing and let me know if you ever get the pics from your dads work. Thanks and have a great weekend! Tony

      • Beautiful! Talent runs deep in your family, in the use of words and in carving, creating beautiful things utilizing pen, pulp and wood. Fantastic work! Thank you for sharing! Tony

    • Thank you, Karen. Your words rang a bell with me, particularly the part about legacy. You might want to check out the post ‘Dear Author’, I was in a similar mindset when writing that. Thank you for stopping by and welcome! Have a great day. Tony

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    • …the country of my mothers family ;) Like your blog and found it very interesting! Thanks for stopping by here as well. Looking forward to reading more from you! Cheers! Tony

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  53. “About this blog:
    I take a picture and I tell the story behind it! ”
    This is exactly what my blog is all about!
    thankyou for following my blog!

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  54. Was going to respond in Avatar and WordPress but opted to post in About instead.

    I too love your blog for it’s personal insight and story, the ideas and words behind your subjects comes across as professional with familiarity to me. I really hope that you understand my words (comments made) in replies. I never want to be that person who shuts another down by expressing my opinion. You do a great blogging job with noticing the action, reaction and detail around, and through your camera lens. I enjoy your points of view and hoping I’m not turning into the “delete” visiter ;) I believe you have removed 2 posts I have commented on and wanted to make sure, we are cool :) I can control myself and not comment (honest) BECAUSE it is your blog and you should always feel free to express yourself anyway you see fit REGARDLESS of what others may think :)

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    • Blue…we are certainly cool. I apologize, but they weren’t deleted because of your posts. They were deleted because of my uncertainty to post them in the first place. Please do not take that personally. Seriously! That was all me. I really like your replies. They are spot on and accurate!
      I am very glad you brought this up because I in no way would ever do something like that intentionally. I had one guy come here and I actually deleted his post after I saw something negative on his blog. I hated doing it by I just couldn’t conscienceless ignore what he wrote, and so I reluctantly deleted him. I really enjoy your insight.
      I really try to pick a topic that will have no negative aspects to it (Extremely hard to do sometimes) and when I post something on the fence, or a topic I’m not ‘feeling’, it may happend that sometime after teh post, it comes down and I kick myself for putting it up in the first place. So please, no problem with you whatsoever. I appreciate every reply you give. That’s all me not being 100% with a post prior to publishing. Have a great weekend and thank you for bringing that to my attention, I would have hated that you would have left not knowing the truth.
      Same goes for anyone who thinks I’m mad at them or dislike them. It is very very rare for that to happen. Thank you again and thank you for your compliments and continuous support to this blog. I am really working on visiting those who continuously reply here. Tony ;)

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      • Thank you for the lengthy reply :) my skin is pretty thick but had to ask. I do try not to take everything personal and I don’t. The best way to get an answer is to ask a question, thus mine. I do remember you mentioning your reasoning behind your deleting a few weeks ago. Just had to double check with you to make sure I was not the catolist.

        I have to admit I LOVE the delete button and would be off WP if not for the EDIT feature ;) I make so many mistakes and am getting better at catching them.

        Glad that you share do much. Also understand the struggle about being “up” and cheery for more hours than not. Life is difficult but oh so fascinating and beautiful!

        Thank you for having the comment button activated so I can ramble on ;)
        Peace

  58. Hi there.
    Thank you for visiting (and following!) my blog. This is all brand new to me so I am still figuring it out. There’s so much to see on your blog. I look forward to exploring.

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    • Thank you. Maia. And thank you for the rise in my endorphin level as well. Cool little dog! It’s fun on WordPress. There are many interesting people and all of them friendly so far. Great place for creative expression. Welcome again and I like your blog. Looking forward to reading more. Tony

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  59. Tony, I’m looking for some photos for a blog I’m writing about Photography being a cure for writers block. Can I use one of yours…maybe the one of the puppet in the bag. Of course, I’ll credit you and link back to your site.

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  60. Thank you for visiting and following my blog today! I sure do appreciate it. I LOVE everything your blog stands for…Life, Inspiration, Humor, Travel, Photography, Nature! Almost everything I have passion for two. Great job on this blog!

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    • Thank you very much. Big fan of south Florida myself. You have a nice blog as well. Keep the sun screen going and keep taking pictures, the little ones grow with blinding speed and before you know it they are asking for car keys! Have a great day. Tony.

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    • Hey,
      Sorry about that. I’m still here, just really crazy with life right now, nothing bad, and been thinking about a new direction for the blog. It’s been a lot of fun but I was thinking about focusing in one area instead of posting about anything and everything. Fact is, so many things interest me that I’m not certain I could focus on just one area. My media files were really taking up a ton of space so I figured maybe a fresh start would be in order and I started cleaning up and, um….got carried away? lol.
      Scott from Some little Crum Creek let me know you notified him. Thank you for your concern. Always trying to improve and if I don’t come up with a new concept, I’m fine with the way things were as well, only time will tell. But I hope to get back on with it all in a few weeks or so. Until then, take care and I hope all is well!
      Tony ;)

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      • Whew! My heart skipped a few beats!

        I’m all about starting over and reorganizing… just leave us a post-it next time ;)

        Wishing you the best and look forward to reading what you write again.

    • You are welcome and thanks for the visit. I’ve been away for a while from this blog but I try my best to read everyone I follow. Cheers!

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    • Thanks, Gene. I had some trouble with that post, it said server was doing maintenance etc.. wouldn’t load…so I wiped it. If you’re interested, I really like the Fuelband, we all share it here, I have a medium, and it’s big for the wife and kids, but it’s motivating to get off the couch and simply, keep moving. Check the reviews, some people don’t like it, but like I said, it’s a motivational tool here, especially for the girls who are athletes in my house. Thanks and sorry about that.

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      • Thanks for that – I was interested – the pedometer I bought in Switzerland last year didn’t seem to like the humidity here in Sri Lanka and gave up the ghost. One of the things i’m looking forward to when I get back to Australia is walking again – excuses excuses, I know but what with the heat and humidity, and the potholed roads and almost total lack of pavements, walking’s no fun here, unless you drive to one of the parks, which i’m afraid I rarely do! Anyway, I’ll make a note of the Fuelband and look into it when I hit Singapore, or somewhere – I might be able to find it duty free somewhere on the way back home!

      • Yes, they seem to be hard to come by here in the states, the next new thing I guess. Can’t watch Barclays Premier League games without seeing the advertisements for the Fuel Band. I like it. Its cool!
        Aussie, huh? My Great Grand Uncle was an ANZAC, fought and died in Gallipolli for the Australian fourth infantry, and he was a former Police Officer in Brisbane before he enlisted. Someday I’ll get to Australia for ANZAC day!
        Have a great one!
        Tony

  69. Hi Tony – thank you for stopping by and the like’s on Still Times which has led me to your site. Great site! You posted a great reply to Cherisong up above. I felt like a peeping-tom looking in through a window and into a person’s heart.

    I’ll be following along and keeping up with your work. Great site here and looking forward to more of your work.

    Maria

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    • I remember writing that. It’s true. No need to feel like a peeping-tom, I put it out there to inspire others to live life to its fullest. Everyday is indeed a gift, one that so many of us take for granted as if we are entitled to it. Thanks for taking the time to write! Tony

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  71. As you know because I comment on your blog frequently, I have been enjoying your blog for a while. And now I can make it ‘official’. I have just been nominated for The Inspiring Blog Award. The rules state that I, in turn, have to nominate bloggers. Although I am not listing 15 of them, I am including you. It is my post for tomorrow (December 24). There, you will find the rules.

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  77. Hey Tony, thanks a million for the follow, only just joined yesterday in my quest to document a my New Year challenge of taking a photograph everyday for a year in the hopes to better myself at photography :) Your work is amazing by the way!! Thanks again, Regina

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    • Regina, your shots are great. Really like the one of the hillside in Gallaway. This is a great place to display your work. A lot of really cool people here from all over the world, appreciating each others creativity and giving a glimpse of what it is like in their parts of the world, which personally helps me travel ‘virtually’, less expensive that way and I still get to see the world! lol. Welcome and thanks for your reply! Tony. ;)

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    • Thank you, Still. I don’t know much about the awards but it was very nice of you and anyone who ever nominated me. Thank you again! Tony

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  83. Hi Tony! Thanks for following me and wow. The photos on your blog are absolutely stunning… Definitely going to follow! :) Looking forward to updates from your blog ^^

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