the rump

Sometimes, words are not enough . . .

This blog was entitled "docwaters photography" for a reason, right?

I am a bit out of words right now. I mean I do not want to say or write something which might be detrimental to anyone. I posted images without thinking of their connection with each other. I just wanted to inform my readers that I will post a better blog next time. I am in a bit of a rump right now.

But I promise you guys . . . I will be back. Most definitely . . . c",) . . . 

the recent events

Several things happened in and around my life just these past few days. After my last blog, I learned that a doctor/friend passed at the peak of his prime. A lot of lives he has touched. A lot of lives he has left mourning.

Another event that occurred was that of a company team building event which somewhat highlighted some of my talents, some of my most kept ideas . . . most of which were focused on giving proper remuneration for services rendered for any employee, be it a regular staff or a contractor. There might have been some issues in micro-inequities that were brought out into the open . . . and that makes me happy in a way.



During that time, a small soul brought into this world a few months back was warmfully welcomed into the Christian world. His name is Keanne. That likewise brought back memories when my sons were baptized and given their Christian names. To be seen as the beginning of their purpose-driven lives. Keanne's Christening was an event which brought several people together, even after the reception . . . the what I would call the after-party PARTY!!!

Most of these events happen in our lives without us giving a second thought about them. They come, and then they go. But come to think of it, one of these events was an end . . . one was a beginning . . . and yet another is the continuance of life being lived. What a realization. Always be there in the present and make your presence felt.

My words may not matter to most of you. Heck, they might not even matter to my wife. However, my simple observations of these recent events, make me wonder what more there are to come. All of these blessings were meant to be. I was there for a purpose . . . I was there for a reason.



Whatever the reasons are . . . only GOD knows. And I am happy he gave me purpose.