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Q49#: If you're a boy what would you name yourself?
A49#: Hm, Asher! It means happy! (: If I have a son in the future, I'll definitely name him Asher! :D
ONE MORE WEEK TO GO. JENG JENG JENG JENG.
Honestly, I cannot believe this project is coming to an end.
This is a outtake from this photo. I actually planned to take some photos today but hehhh, it didn't happen ...
Home for Children. This facility cares for needy children and families. I don't know too much about it, but I love the architecture of the building.
Horse has returned!
I received so many requests to keep going with this project, thank you all!
My camera broke and while on holiday, I just needed a break from everything.
Hello Horse.
DAF DB250 LJ04 LGE (Midland Classic 49/Ex Arriva London DW90) sits in Wetmore top yard after being washed
Somebody recently asked me to consider the sources of joy in my life. It sounds like an obvious question, but it was hard for me to answer, and I feel like that's probably a common experience. I feel like joy, true joy, can be difficult to identify. It's not the same as happiness, not the same as pride in a job well done, or a sense of accomplishment. It's a complicated emotion. It can so often be wrapped up in grief or sorrow. I read, once, a description of the state of "ecstasy" being "an experience of profound joy and profound sorrow all at once," and I would believe that. I have known that.
Books, for me, are... if not the source itself, than certainly the path. The tracks in the snow. I heard a friend describe the experience of reading as the closest thing he could think of to the experience of prayer, and... yes. Exactly.
nhq201610130035 (10/13/2016) --- Expedition 49 flight engineer Shane Kimbrough of NASA signs his name to a wall mural bearing the picture of a Soyuz rocket launch at the Baikonur Cosmodrome Museum, Thursday, Oct. 13, 2016 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Kimbrough, Andrey Borisenko of Roscosmos, and Sergey Ryzhikov of Roscosmos are scheduled to launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Oct. 19. Photo Credit: (NASA/Victor Zelentsov)
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Don't be a "square"
even though this is kind of a rectangle. But you get the idea.
Quote from "Pulp Fiction"
#49 in my my Pitstone Windmill series.
Borrowed an LCA+ with Splitzer from m+b.
Lomo LCA+, Splitzer, Agfa Precisa, Xpro
Had the chance to visit Alaska with my family in the first week of September, 2016. It was an absolutely incredible week, full of amazing views of scenery and wildlife, some fun hikes, and of course some fun train rides. I'm only just getting started on processing photos, but I figured I should throw up at least one.
We used the Alaska Railroad to get around on a couple different legs of our journey - partly because it was convenient and partly because we just wanted to ride the train a bit and see the scenery from a different perspective. I spent most all my time hanging around in either the vestibule or the dome, just watching the scenery go by and taking photos along the way. This particular view is from along the Nenana River, I believe from a little bit north of Healy, AK. It was a beautiful evening to have the wind whistling by the open vestibule door as the northbound Denali Star hustles towards it's final destination at Fairbanks.
Many, many more Alaska photos to come!