Ego Boost

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Someone I know who works for OSU was checking out a few of the pictures I had sent her that I had taken around the campus, and they were popular enough that the folks working on a reunion website asked if they could use a couple of them. Granted, the fact that I would let them use them for free without requiring any credit played into their decision to use them I’m sure, but it’s still nice to know people think highly enough of something I’ve done to want to use it.

We all need the occasional ego boost every now and then, and I promise I won’t let it go to my head. 🙂

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