I had a more productive time reading this touching story about a fallen soldier's 200 page journal to his young son and seeing 13 photographs that changed the world. Here's one:
As era-defining photographs go, "Migrant Mother" pretty much takes the cake. For many, Florence Owens Thompson is the face of the Great Depression, thanks to legendary shutterbug Dorothea Lange. Lange captured the image while visiting a dusty California pea-pickers’ camp in February 1936, and in doing so, captured the resilience of a proud nation facing desperate times.(that was from a quote in the article)
I don't know if you know about Digg.com but it is taking me to some wonderful stories.
Saw Robert and Katie at the Vestavia Starbucks . . . it was good to see you guys again. Looking forward to Thursday! (and Friday)
2 comments:
Dr. Copeland,
I've tried to get in touch with you, but maybe i have not put my efforts to the test. school starts on thursday i think ? mm , long story short. didn't get accepted in time to that other univeristy in Minneapolis, so i took the liberty to go ahead and sign up for choir.. hope thats ok and that it's not some vip thing.. :( but im looking on the bright side!!! atleast i am still able to be in choir.. maybe??
Carleeeeeeeeee Jackson
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