2022-121 May 1, 2022

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Old church in New England

 

This day, the first day of May, I decided to look into my Dad's old slides and came up with this one.  He loved New England (and passed that love onto me).  He took, literally, thousands of photos on film.  As I go through them, I realize that I can easily discard the "bad" ones, whereas on film, you had to keep at least the set of 4 negatives, to keep one good one.  This is a really nice shot my Dad took somewhere in Massachusetts, I believe.

 Quote of the day: "Conquer the angry man by love. Conquer the ill-natured man by goodness. Conquer the miser with generosity." - Dhammapada

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