“I think if you do something and it turns out pretty good, then you should go do something else wonderful, not dwell on it for too long. Just figure out what’s next.” ~ Steve Jobs, Apple CEO [NBC Nightly News, May 2006]
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| Bird on the Wire at our home |
I've been thinking about writing this post for such a long time and with the very sad loss of Steve Jobs, Apple CEO, this week. I thought I should make the time to write again.
Since my life became transient this year and with a need to purchase a new mobile phone I decided I could go with nothing less than the iPhone. I found the deal with Virgin to be very good and suitable for our needs costing just $49 per month. Allowing us internet access on the go as well as $300 worth of phone calls each month.
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| Peace and Serenity at Lake Burley Griffin |
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| Reflections at Floriade |
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| Is there a more beautiful flower than the Tulip? Floriade |
And so while my life has been turbulent this year, I have found that connections with my family have been much greater. Connections via iPhone have been enhanced and time taken to enjoy them has been to the detriment of this blog and for that I am sad. So I would like to ask you to follow me, if you will. I twitter more these days, search for me @ceelewis if you twitter also. I'd love to follow you and connect with you there.
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| Silver Birch leaves as lacework at Commonwealth Park |
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| Tulips of Floriade |
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| Nerang Pool, Commonwealth Park |
All the photos you see here in this blog post have been well liked on Instagram and I very much enjoy sharing and connecting with that community. It consists both of family members and other great photographers.
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| Nerang Pool, Commonwealth Park |
Thankyou to Steve Jobs for his wonderful creativity and inventions which serve to connect us in new ways.
You know I really am just a bit lazy, or tired with my young family. Call it what you will! Using my iPhone I can lie down on the lounge and relax while I twitter and instagram, in order to write my blog posts and share photos here, I need to get up to the iMac. It's a great machine - but it feels like work ;)
So my dear friends and followers, please continue to follow me and connect.
2 comments:
yes it is very sad such a creative and talented person has been taken from us at such a young age. I have to wonder why so many are getting pancreatic cancer and what he could have done had he lived to be much older. I just got an iphone a couple of months ago and love it.
Cindy Bee
I've been thinking about getting an I-phone, too! Would help me stay better connected with my international students.
I know what you mean about the effort to keep up the blog--my own is very out of date right now, and needs a "shot in the arm," but I don't have the time right now!
And Cee, those are superb photos!
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