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May 12, 2009 / by D. Travis North / 2 Comments

I appologize, but I don’t know that I’ll be able to make a wisdom post this week. I got a bit side-tracked on a number of other projects including the addition of the new Shutter Photo on Flickr feed (in the sidebar). Since I was able to bring that to fruition, I don’t feel too guilty about missing a post. Okay, maybe I feel a little guilty.

So I guess the take-away today is that I should really learn to better prioritize my projects. I’ll have to file this lesson under planning.

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D. Travis North

D. Travis North is a professional Landscape Architect, a Freelance Photographer and founder of Shutter Photo. Ever since he picked up his first SLR, his father's Nikon N2000, he's been hooked on photography. Travis likes to photograph urban environments, architectural details and has a new-found interest in close-up photography. His work can be found at D. Travis North Photography. Follow Travis on twitter: @dtnorth.

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Kevin

Feeling guilty? I’ve always thought that if people don’t know that you missed something then there’s no reason to feel guilty. I’m in real trouble, I’ve missed the last 3 posts I wanted to do but nobody knows so I guess I’m OK. Time to write!

Kevin’s last blog post..The Lowly Dandelion

May.14.2009 at 12:07 am
D. Travis North

I guess I feel guilty. I guess I probably didn’t need to say anything.

Everyone…please ignore this post. ;P

D. Travis North’s last blog post..Delayed

May.14.2009 at 7:29 am

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