From This Moment On- Tracking down my shots in the light and the dark

11/16/18- Came back from seeing my sister in Florida 2 days ago, here are some low-key highlights In the airport on the way back home. One of several encouraging "you got this!" pics I text her. She texts me her versions too. It's part ongoing joke, part "for real tho, sis. You got this" sincerity. Sahsha's poster still rolled up in the closet. I held it down with their Funko pop figures so that I could take this picture- r.i.p. Stan Lee When the air conditioning was too much I borrowed my sister's hoodie that says, "Leave the gun. Take the Cannoli." Famous line from "The Godfather", one of her favorite films. Her customized LGBTQ tarot cards, based on my most recent star spread reading, a pretty positive one this time. Their cat Selene who sometimes purred and sometimes hissed at me. Que puedo hacer 😽 My 2014 painting of Georgia O'Keefe's red poppy painting that I eventually gave to my

1 0/30/18 *Twilight Zone 'Spur of the Moment' and 'Red Shoes' spoilers Because it’s so close to Halloween and Dad had recently bought all the Night Gallery episodes on dvd, we decided to catch up on some. We saw, “You Can Come up Now, Mrs. Millikan” which features Roger Davis. I immediately recognized him as David Mitchell in The Twilight Zone’s “Spur of the Moment” episode. His hair was different but his voice was the same and I usually recognize audio things more than visual. I wagered that if I was right about him being Roger Davis, we would put "Spur of the Moment" on- and I was. Everytime we see older Anne Henderson desperately try to warn her younger self of her ill fate we always joke about how she could have done it differently, more approachable, less like this But it's a concept that most of us can relate to- regret and the feeling of, “if i could just jump into a time warp of some kind and convince my younger sel