A varied discussion of my work, life, and the things that I know best. There may be some meandering into the questions of the how, why, and when of the human condition. Advice... some. Tips... a few. Wisdom... still working on it.
posted by It's me, T.J. at Thursday, July 20, 2006
After graduating from college "the first time", I moved to Oklahoma where I lived for 30 years. In the fall of 2007 I moved "back home" to the Texas Hill Country. I write various summaries about numerous subjects, ranging from veterinary medicine to political viewpoints. I also like to take photographs. A journalist at heart, I don't pretend to have all the answers... just a whole lot of questions.
Hope is the vision that we have for our lives; and with vision comes the will to live it. ~ T.J. Morgan
Time is like water running through my fingers. My hands get wet, but they can't hold any of it. Evaporation soon erases all evidence that it was even there... ~ T.J. Morgan
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6 Comments:
Wow, It must be a humbling and emotional experience to see Pearl Harbor, and remember what happened on that day.
I visited the USS Arizona Memorial about 7 years ago. It gave me chills and yes, it is very humbling.
Hawaii is beautiful! Thanks for reminding me with your photos.
i was sent by mid life crisis to see your pics of hawaii as we are planning on going next year...fab photos and some ideas for our trip, although i'm not sure hiking will be on the agenda...
A proud moment for the amazing men and women in our country!!!
TJ. Wow, to think you have been to Pearl Harbour....It's been made famous by so many films yet you have been there to experience the reality of it.
Pearl Harbor was nice.
It is very sad too.
One drawback to those who may come to visit:
There is a very long wait to see the memorial unless you get there very early in the morning. If you get there around mid-morning or in the afternoon, you could wait for up to four hours for your turn on the ferry to the memorial.
However, it does not cost anything to see it. They are very grateful for donations though.
later...
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