"...And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count.
"It's the life in your years."
~~ Abraham Lincoln
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Life on Pensacola Beach
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About Me
- Barrier Island Girl
- Pensacola Beach, Florida, United States
- My name is D.J. A few years ago I moved to one of the most beautiful places in the world--Pensacola Beach, Florida. I love exploring the beach, documenting its changes with my photos, volunteering to help our sea turtles, attending concerts on the beach in the summer, and participating in many of the events we have throughout the year. I also enjoy sharing my photographs with you so that you can appreciate the beauty of our very special island.
Blog Archive
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January
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- Resting up!
- Sea Turtles & Wildlife Lighting Workshops
- Driftwood
- Kritter Krawl 2008
- Krewe of Kids goes Hollywood
- Earth's loveliness
- Room with a view!
- Kritter Krawl postponed
- Riding the waves
- Spindrift
- All the days of my life
- Kritter Krawl alert!
- Krewe of Junkanoo
- Krewe of Junkanoo Cajun Boil
- Gearing up for Mardi Gras
- The Nauga Saga
- Thirteenth Annual Nauga Breakfast
- Gathering clouds
- Beautiful day!
- Sugar Bowl
- Polar Bear Plunge on Pensacola Beach
- A New Year on Pensacola Beach
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January
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Links
- Krewe of Wrecks
- The Blue Angels
- Gulf Breeze News
- Celebrate Pensacola!
- Independent News
- Island Times
- Joe Patti's Seafood
- Laugh Therapy
- Michael Smith Photography
- Naval Aviation Museum
- Pensacola Beach Mardi Gras
- Pensacola Beach Advocates
- Pensacola Beach Elementary School
- Pensacola Historical Society
- PensacolaBeach.me
- Pensacola News Journal
- Pier cam
- Santa Rosa Island Authority
- Suzy Toronto
- Visit Pensacola
- Visit Pensacola Beach
- WEAR-TV
Blogs I read
Photography links & SmugMug sites
Island Restaurants
Local webcams
Current Weather
3 comments:
AFAIK this one is also attributed to Mr. Lincoln:
Everyone is born an original, but, sadly, most die copies. -
Then today is the anniversary of your dad's death. I'm sorry, again, for your loss. We blog-readers know that he gave you the ability to really see the world around you.
I wish you a good 19th January.
*Hug*, Steve K.
Thank you, Steve. I think things will be better now. Getting through the first year and all its 'first' milestones is probably the hardest.
DJ
My father passed away from Alzheimer's 8 yrs ago..my condolences to you!
Shred the big one!
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