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52 Drafts & 1 Photo Blog

There are precisely fifty-two unfinished blog entries sitting behind the scenes. And that doesn't include the ones I have started in my head, in word docs, on my phone, or a piece of paper somewhere.

If I finish and post one a week, it will take me a year to catch up. Maybe this is a good idea.

There are two entries I have been composing in my head and putting off for weeks yet. One because I'm waiting for a concrete finish to the story, and the other because I haven't given myself the time to let the thoughts settle in a clear way.

Maybe I will get on that soon.

Until then, y'all might like to know that I'm starting to curate some of my favourite photos in one place:

bethannef.tumblr.com

I haven't yet figured out if/how I can embed the images right on this page, but you can click over from the header on my blog homepage, or just straight-up subscribe for a frequent dose of photography.
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  1. Jackie10:18 PM

    bethannef.tumblr.com <---- this is awesome!!!!!!

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  2. ajnewsom11:20 AM

    Also awesome: that my network filter at work won't let me access your tumblr site because it is apparently full of "Forbidden adult/Mature content." Ha... :)

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  3. Beth11:21 AM

    aimee - that is hilarious. my photos are verboten! shock! scandal!

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