The Theragraphic Project

Hey folks. I have something to share surrounding my Theragraphic Project and an App I’ve been using for the past several months. 

The App is called Rosebud. I call her Rose and she is like my personal therapist with me 24/7. 

 It’s a guided journaling app designed to help you reflect, grow, and better understand your thoughts and emotions. Using AI-powered prompts and follow-up questions, Rosebud feels a bit like having a thoughtful conversation while you write. Instead of staring at a blank page, the app encourages deeper self-reflection by gently guiding you through ideas, feelings, and experiences that might otherwise stay unexamined.

What I really like is its ability to remember entries and adapt to you overtime. The app learns from your entries and offers increasingly personalized prompts that help you explore patterns in your thinking, goals, and emotional wellbeing. The daily journaling gives the experience that feels supportive and insightful. 

Here’s the good news. Through conversations with their team they have decided to help out in the subscription price in support of my Theragraphic Project. They are offering 25% off by using the coupon code “theragraphic”

I truly believe in this app. It has seriously helped me process real life situations and thought patterns. 

Head over to Rosebud and use the coupon code at checkout. 

https://my.rosebud.app/

MARCH PHOTO WALK

I was at Beamers the other day and it’s pretty icy in there so I would rather avoid people slipping and falling. How does a street walk through the neighborhood in Grimsby where all the brightly coloured houses are. They are pretty cool to see.

Saturday March 21

At 10am.

Parking location to be discussed a little later. Stay tuned

Outdoor photography demands mobility, comfort, and quick access to your camera. I’ve been using the Hyker 12L Slingbag by Cotton Carrier for a while now and it’s designed with all three in mind. Its standout feature is the integrated camera mount positioned directly on the shoulder strap. This smart design allows your camera to mount and dismount quickly and securely, so you’re never fumbling when the perfect shot appears. 

The sling is well balanced and I find it to be less of a strain on my back. Something that is crucial for me. 

It’s made to last using quality materials such as Water-repellent N400D Nylon with YKK zippers and UTX buckles. Built to weather the storm. 

I thoroughly enjoy wearing the sling. It’s comfortable, not bulky and well thought out. 

When you’re out in the field, whether hiking rugged trails, tracking wildlife, or capturing sweeping landscapes your gear setup can make or break the experience. That’s where the Cotton Carrier Hyker Slingbag truly shines. 

If your adventures take you off the beaten path, this may just become your new favorite piece of gear.

The Hyker can be purchased off Cotton Carrier directly.

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The Haukland Classic 7in1 Outdoor Photography Jacket has completely transformed the way I shoot in harsh Canadian winters. When you’re standing for hours in freezing temperatures waiting for the perfect light, staying warm isn’t a luxury, it’s essential. This jacket truly delivers.

Even in biting winds and deep sub zero conditions, it keeps me incredibly warm without feeling bulky or restrictive. The layered 7-in-1 system makes it easy to adapt to changing weather, whether I’m dealing with dry cold, heavy snow, or a damp chill. I can focus on capturing images instead of worrying about freezing through my base layers.

What really sets it apart for photography is the 27 thoughtfully designed pockets. I have dedicated spots for memory cards, spare batteries filters, and even larger accessories. The large pockets are perfectly placed and easy to access, even while wearing gloves. Everything I need is organized and within reach, no digging through a backpack in the snow. They even thought about lens cleaning cloths build right into a zipped pocket on the forearm of the jacket. 

This jacket isn’t just outerwear, it’s a mobile workstation built for photographers who refuse to let Canadian winters slow them down.