Weekend Photos: August 2-4th

August 5, 2013 by Jenna Filia Canty

I recently got a new Canon Powershot so I can carry it around in my bag everywhere I go.  Oftentimes, the DSLR’s are too heavy to be lugging around, so I typically decide to leave mine at home.  This forces me to rely on my iPhone for pictures, which I guess isn’t always so bad.  This little camera is specifically great for taking out at night. It fits perfectly in my little evening bag and isn’t too obtrusive. Here are […]

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“Thus, life has a meaning to the last breath…”

March 5, 2013 by Jenna Filia Canty

“I have said that man should not ask what he may expect from life, but should rather understand that life expects something from him. It may also be put this way: in the last resort, man should not ask ‘What is the meaning of my life?’ but should realize that he himself is being questioned. Life is putting its problems to him, and it is up to him to respond to these questions by being responsible; he can only answer […]

Categories: Writers & Writing • Tags: building arts, expectations in life, finding meaning, finding purpose, give meaning to your life, meaning, San Francisco, sidewalk drawings, soulful conversations, street art, street artist, The Doctor and the Soul, the soul, things fall apart, tulips, Viktor Frankl