and i give a shit

i love you, of course. onward

alllllllllllllll over the place... but really only on one topic. open not close. love not fear.

i feel kinda free

we're still the kids we used to be

put my hand on the stove

to see if i still bleed

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where does my attention reside ?

where does my focus reside ?

where is my energy being directed towards ?

what do i listen to ?

what do i say ?

how do i say it ?

how am i, really ?

video version on youtube @ 'taking pictures with the camera off' / 'tpwtco'

life is waiting for you to lower the wall.

video version on 'taking pictures with the camera off' / 'tpwtco' youtube.

love your way. breathe

Dallas Eggers is a teacher, historian, and lifelong resident of Prescott, Wisconsin.

I met Dallas when some friends and I drove through Prescott, stopped into the history center, and well... we spent the next 2-3 hours talking to him. I have been wanting to interview him ever since and while this may not have been a formal interview whatsoever, I'm so very blessed and grateful to have spent some more time with him.

There is no easy way to describe this conversation.... or describe Dallas himself. True passion for life experience, the sharing of stories, and the art of observation radiate brightly from this man.

Plenty of easter eggs in this recording!!! So much valuable information and perspective can be gained from listening to Dallas speak.

*conversation recorded inside Riverbank Antiques in downtown Prescott

Please enjoy!!!!

If you're interested in him or his story (and are ever in the Prescott, WI area...) STOP INTO THE PRESCOTT HISTORICAL MUSEUM LOCATED DOWNTOWN RIGHT OFF THE BRIDGE ALONG THE ST. CROIX RIVER.

Love and Blessings to all