(thank you Becky at Life with Kaishon for encouraging me
to take pictures no matter what camera I have)
Actress Julia Ormond presented Eustacia Cutler the 2010 Emmy Award she received for portraying her in the movie about her daughter, Temple Grandin... and I was a few feet away!!!! I whipped out my crappy cell phone camera and caught the moment!
Sitting in the Shade with two of Autism's Finest!
Stephen Shore, Ed.D
Aspergers Adult, Educator, and Author
Eustacia Cutler
Temple Grandin's Mother and Autism Advocate
and lil' ol' me!
I took the last one myself with my cell too!!
I will post my story of my day soon!
and Elaine Hall!
Very neat to see her up in person!! I agree, take pictures with whatever camera you have..capture the moment!
ReplyDeleteI am just so excited for you and I can't wait for the post about your day!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome treat for you!!! I don't care about the camera quality, by the way, I'd rather see pictures than none!!
ReplyDeleteYou know as Luther Vandross and Janet Jackson said "The best things in life are free" and that is so true. You can everything, but have nothing.
ReplyDeleteI really admire you. :)
~sometimes you are just too much but i can very much relate...i like your analogy! i am so happy for you and being able to meet these two people...you do so much and be blessed with such a gift is only fitting!!! i can't wait to here more...much l♥ve and light upon you and yours~
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you keep on shooting. Your pictures are beautiful because the memories and love.
ReplyDeletehad you not said anything i wouldnt have thought those pics were from a phone!!
ReplyDeleteOhhh you were so right Jane....I do LOVE this. Reposting on Facebook right now. IMO it is not the great graphics, sharp image photos that make a blog...it is the heart, and, new friend, yours has the most heart of any I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLook at all these experiences you are having!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful moment for you. I loved the movie that they made about Temple Grandin. Being there in person it worth more than any picture. ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteHow amazing..btw you look good girl too..
ReplyDeleteHey, at least you got the pics! And maybe someone can show you how to de-fuzz them? I don't know, I'm just as bad with my cellphone cam. It takes the WORST pics evah!
ReplyDeleteIt really doesn't matter what you used to take those pictures. I'm just glad you took them.
ReplyDeleteVery very cool!!
ReplyDeleteYour right, the pictures we take and the lives we live are our own and should be treasured as such.
ReplyDeletei think you take fantastic photos. there is no doubt how you feel about the people and places in the photo. take care rose
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