The old clock tower on the campus of Spring Arbor University is what keeps me coming back to that place, even after I have moved away. It has always placed a sort of mystique on this part of the college for me and sticks out for me whenever I walk around the grounds, always being the focal point of many photographs I have snapped there. Hearing the bells ring 12 times at 12:00, that haunting sound echoing throughout the area, was always a memory from my six years living here, and a comforting feeling.
Weekly Photo Challenge: “Muse.”
I couldn’t help but notice that the bar at the top of the editing window for posts today has a rainbow strip going across it. This is obviously because the Supreme Court has just legalized same sex marriage nationwide. What a miraculous day in the long and hard fought battle for equal marriage rights. It’s great that WordPress is honoring it in a nice subtle way.
Today’s also the second anniversary of this blog I am writing for, being registered on June 26, 2013, the first post being published on June 27, 2013. I try to keep focusing on making this blog better and to keep everyone happy, but there have been times where I’ve slipped up and actually have lost viewers and followers. All in all though, I feel pretty confident with myself moving forward.
Happy anniversary, my friend!
Thanks, Mark 🙂
Congratulations on your second anniversary! 🙂
🙂 Linda
In my home town, in another country now, there is a clock tower that certainly centres me so I identify with why you keep returning to your clock tower. Congratulations on two years’ blogging, great achievement and encouraging to be able to look over the past years’ endeavours with pride. Keep going. Love that you too noticed the rainbow strip, it is a great time in history. 🙂 :kinda
That clock tower is just a nice thing to see because it reminds me of home. Thanks for the congrats. I’ve come a long ways in two years and want to stay motivated in the future. The rainbow bar surprised me at first because I’m so used to WordPress’ uniform color scheme. Great day in history, yes. I can’t believe it’s taken this long for a basic human right to be recognized for all. About time. 🙂