Joe's Photos

Hello to All, I'm Joe Stonestreet, and I live outside of Annapolis Md., in a little Town called Edgewater. The purpose of this blog is to help me maintain some sense of sanity and beauty during my time in this world of ours. Recent events in my life have caused me to return to God for hope and strength, and the photos you see here are my evidence that He indeed works around us DAILY. This page is dedicated to my one greatest love, my wife Barbara... Enjoy your visit, and God bless, Joe

Saturday, May 24, 2008

street gangs in the 'hood

Monday, May 12, 2008

and more flooding

normally that pier is 2 to 3 feet out of the water

Mayo road, 3 blocks from my house..

Today's Flooding

waves breaking on the boat ramp

this is an hour before high tide

ditto, 1 hour before high tide

Sunday, May 4, 2008

guard dog

making sure that all the downtown Annapolis moose STAY IN LINE...

For Lynnie

those eyes keep him cool in the summer...

Yesterday

At the Annapolis Maritime Festival

Thursday, May 1, 2008

More Squirrels

looks like they're playing hide and go seek...

Reasons...

Figured I would check out this "blogging" thing, and set up some place to post my thoughts and feelings. I am currently going through a particularly rough time in my life, in that my wife was diagnosed in November of 2007 with metastatic lung cancer. She's finished her first round of chemo, having already had 2 separate series of radiation treatments. The chemotherapy recovery is not exactly doing her well.
In order for me to maintain some level of sanity in my life, I have been getting more and more in to photography, as you can no doubt see from the photos posted here on my blog. It's a good thing to go out in the world and see the beauty, rather than sit at home and concentrate on dealing with the bad things that are happening in your life. It's also a good thing to have faith. Take my word for it friends, it's a REALLY good thing to have faith. I never really needed to turn to God in my life until recently, I guess I was never faced with anything that required the need for that kind of power. But recent events involving my wife's illness have forced me to come to believe that miracles do happen, and that with Him all things are indeed possible. God Bless All, Joe