Family portrait
I’m not intending to be sacrilegious, but it is a family portrait.
Presidio la Bahía
Goliad, Texas
photographed 5.6.2019
Posted on May 23, 2019, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, black and white photography, church, Goliad, learning to see, Leica, melinda green harvey, monochrome, one day one image, photo a day, photography, postaday, Presidio la Bahía, road trip, take time to look, texas, thoughtful seeing, travel photography. Bookmark the permalink. 17 Comments.
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Sacrilege is a healthy exercise.
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Well, yes, there is that.
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You aren’t being that way. And a great image.
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Thanks, Richard. This one is growing on me, actually. I was sort of “meh” about it at at first.
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I don’t think it’s at all sacrilegious because I think that’s exactly what it was intended to be.
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You’re right, but my title struck as being rather flippant. (NOTE: this is not the first time something I’ve written has struck me that way.)
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I resemble that remark. You are an excellent company, my friend.
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I believe being flippant is a sign of high intelligence, which is not at all a self-serving thing to believe.
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I’m completely with you on that.
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My impression is Jesus himself was very kind. He would’ve taken no offense. Have you ever read a book called “Lamb” by Christopher Moore?
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I have not, but I already like it because of the subtitle! We just don’t get to hear enough from Biff, do we? (I am also drawn to The Stupidest Angel: A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror.)
I read “Sacré Bleu” a long time ago. It was just the right amount of weird to be very entertaining.
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Sacré Bleu is my favorite. But I have read almost all of them. Lamb is endearing and very gently teaches a very important lesson. The stupidest angel is actually introduced in Lamb. And boy is he stupid.
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So, then there are TWO books to add to my reading list. Plus, I should re-read Sacré Bleu.
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I hope you like them. Read Lamb first.
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Interesting perspective, and, you’re right. I always like to see the viewpoint from people who are not Catholic.
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If you like viewpoints from people who aren’t Catholic, you’ll be happy (I hope!) with the photos I’ve got queued up on the blog – it’s a LOT of churches!
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