<![CDATA[Intended Perspective - Blog]]>Tue, 10 Feb 2026 08:35:33 -0800Weebly<![CDATA[It seems an annual thing]]>Sun, 11 Mar 2018 22:09:59 GMThttps://www.intended-perspective.com//it-seems-an-annual-thingEach year, I look a little deeper into possible online interaction.  One year it was to investigate the various platforms in which to use for my own photograph gallery.  Another year it was to see how many students I could get to generate some information that would render some SEO data.  This year , I am attempting to see which payment platform would work best for my needs and in the future, for the needs of perspective customers.

I have found PayPal is easiest to use with my current platform I am using here.  I want to venture into other options, but to test the waters sometimes means to fork out some cash.  Eventually I will get there, it's all in the baby steps I take as I have the time to create new products as well as reinvent my creating self.

All of this occurs when I have time to sit, think, breathe, and process information.  This time of year, it comes due to Spring Break.  This much needed break will be filled with learning my craft so that I can also give some insight to students who want to share their wares as well as local up and coming businesses that want to be more visible.  More to come... soon.]]><![CDATA[Easter 2017]]>Mon, 17 Apr 2017 00:17:40 GMThttps://www.intended-perspective.com//easter-2017Today rather than go to church, I felt a need to experience God in a more natural way.  I have an attraction to trees.  I find trees interesting because the ones with character are those that display evidence of making it through periods of growth and even those of struggle at the biological level.  This was the thing that struck me on this day of Easter.  Jesus had to endure so much pain and agony, trials and struggles, to prove his character, his truth to us mere mortals who have to have "evidence" or it doesn't really happen.  Easter is that evidence of growth and hope.  He is risen, let us rejoice.

We too have character due to the experiences - good, bad or indifferent - that prove evidence that we can survive. The character that we develop may not be seen externally as it does with a tree, but it is just as significant.  How else do we learn empathy, sympathy, joy and love without those character-building experiences.  Learn to grow through joy and pain, knowing that both are only moments in time and you will prevail if you just give it time.

​Happy Easter 2017
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]]><![CDATA[Long time coming]]>Sat, 01 Apr 2017 23:57:10 GMThttps://www.intended-perspective.com//long-time-comingThis is no April Fools Day joke.  I am really going to concentrate on developing something that will allow my creative side to spring into action.  Don't know how often I will blog or even the topic of any given blog, but I can assure you, it will be with intention when I do blog.  Don't be a stranger.  C'mon back. ]]>