When I go on the forest, I'm always pressing the 'P' key to take pictures, but they never turn up in my pictures file on my computer . I'm sorry for the newbish question, but where do they go?
I'M BACK AND I'M SO HAPPY EXCITED ABOUT IT THAT I MIGHT DIE!!!!....but then I wouldn't be able to get back on so I wont....YYYYYAAAAYY!!! PLEASE LETS PARTY!
Things I dropped suddenly***
~Two VERY important RP's
~A few art requests
~Character Development..
Please forgive me for the absence and I hope every one had fared well while I was gone!!!!
My grandmother's garden club has a Japanese garden near where my school is. While it's not in bloom right now (which I'm going to go back by near the spring to see it again), there were some pretty fall colors there:
I think I took some photos of Three Mile Creek on my college's campus, but here's some more photos for you:
Here's the Glenn Sebastian Nature Trail. No wildlife sadly, but it is very serene and I enjoy walking it from time to time:
Here's Three Mile Creek again, but from a different area.
The leaves are falling, the green is gone from them. They've lost their vitality, and now fall to the ground, blanketing the earth and roots below the tree's branches.
One by one, they let go, giving the last moment of their life to enjoy the feeling and exhilaration of falling, letting the wind carry them to the ground. At last, they rest with their kin at the feet of the tree, a tribute to the hard work they have done for the year.
Even leaves know their limits, and in their last moments they often express the greatest beauty of their life, changing their color, going away from the crowds of green to the vibrant, outspoken reds, oranges, yellows, and violets.
When we conceal ourselves by following what is 'socially acceptable', we are often overlooked and branded as a part of the crowd. It's when we step away from the ordinary and show our true colors that we become an individual and enjoy life unrestrained.
